fix: add baseZIndex to p-toast component in app.component.ts feat: enhance pagination support in saleInvoices list component refactor: modify saleInvoices service to accept pagination query feat: update API routes for saleInvoices to support pagination fix: adjust layout for consumer accounts in partner module style: improve layout for consumer business activities in partner module fix: update license info display in dashboard component fix: ensure price info card displays default values for discount and tax refactor: clean up gold payload form component fix: adjust root component layout for mobile view refactor: unify consumer account list configuration across modules chore: remove deprecated partner consumer account list config chore: remove deprecated superAdmin consumer account list config feat: add new consumer account list configuration style: add summary list styling in customize.scss chore: switch API base URL for TIS environment
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