Add wrapping of page ends in queue command #294
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This feature wraps both page ends, meaning that users can jump from the first page to the last page, using the previous page reaction, while using the next page button on the last page brings you to the first page. Resolves jagrosh#233.
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Description
This feature wraps both page ends, meaning that users can jump from the first page to the last page, using the previous page reaction, while using the next page button on the last page brings you to the first page.
Purpose
This feature enhances user navigation, especially in large queues.
Relevant Issue(s)
This PR closes #233.