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epriestley 0a3093ef9c Fix an issue where paginating notifications could fail a GROUP BY test
Summary:
Ref T13623. When paginating notifications, we may currently construct a query which:

  - loads from non-unique rows; and
  - returns multiple results.

In particular, `chronologicalKey` isn't unique across the whole table (only for a given viewer). We can get away with this because no user-facing view of notifications is truly "every notification for every viewer" today.

One fix would be to implicitly force the paging query to include `withUserPHIDs(viewerPHID)`, but puruse a slightly more general fix:

  - Load only unique stories.
  - Explictly limit the pagination subquery to one result.

Test Plan:
  - Set page size to 1, inserted duplicate notifications of all stories for another user, clicked "Next", got the GROUP BY error.
  - Applied the "only load unique stories" part of the change, got a "expected one row" error instead.
  - Applied the "limit 1" part of the change, got a second page of notifications.

Maniphest Tasks: T13623

Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D21577
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