Paginated users requests makes one too many requests

The logic in the offset paginator is that it keeps requesting the next page until you get 0 results. This means that even if all results fit onto one page, you make two HTTP requests.

The paginated responses include a "total" value, so we can stop when we've accumulated that many results. Or, you could quit if the number of results you got back is less than the page size--that would overrequest in the case where the total number is an even multiple of the page size, but otherwise not.

This isn't a bug, the results are correct, it just makes it a little slower to get all users because you have an extra request to wait on.

Start at the offset paginator entry point and trace how paginated responses are accumulated. Use the response's total value, or the returned page size, to identify when pagination can stop. Done means fetching all users without the unnecessary follow-up request while preserving the complete result set.