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🔍 PR Review: get_members() filtering options

Progress Checklist:

• Read repository CLAUDE.md for setup instructions
• Read modified files to understand the changes
• Analyze code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Review performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Assess backwards compatibility
• Check documentation requirements
• Update GitHub comment with structured review feedback

Summary

This PR enhances the get_members() function in channels_api.gd with filtering options and pagination support, along with minor type annotation improvements in leaderboards_api.gd. The changes appear functionally sound with no major issues identified.

🔧 Code Quality & Best Practices

The implementation follows existing code patterns well. The URL building approach is consistent with other methods in the codebase.

⚠️ Backwards Compatibility

Breaking Change: The get_members() function signature changed from:

func get_members(channel_id: int) -> Array[TaloPlayerAlias]

to:

func get_members(channel_id: int, options := GetMembersOptions.new()) -> MembersPage

The return type changed from Array[TaloPlayerAlias] to MembersPage, which will break existing code that calls this function. Consider:

1. Adding a deprecation notice to the existing function
2. Providing a migration guide in release notes
3. Or creating a new function name like get_members_paginated() to maintain compatibility

Error Return Value: The function now returns null instead of empty array [] on failure. This changes error handling behavior for consumers.

📚 Documentation

The get_members() function at channels_api.gd:218 lacks documentation for:

• The new options parameter and its available filtering options
• The changed return type (MembersPage instead of Array[TaloPlayerAlias])
• Usage examples showing the new filtering capabilities

The new classes GetMembersOptions and MembersPage at channels_api.gd:331 and channels_api.gd:340 have no docstrings explaining their purpose and usage.

All other areas (potential bugs, performance, security) look good with no issues identified.