feat: Social service E@ new payloads and responses #238
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This PR enhances the Social Service protocol by introducing support for pagination and status filtering in
GetFriends,GetMutualFriends, and friendship request RPCs. It also updatesUpsertFriendshipResponseto include detailed friendship data (e.g., id, created_at). Additionally, a newGetFriendshipStatus RPChas been added to retrieve the relationship status (e.g., friend, blocked) with a specific user. These changes improve flexibility and efficiency for managing friendships.