fix(vue): remove duplicate pagination handlers on BookViewPage #4154
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The v-pagination component had both @update:model-value and @next/@Prev handlers, causing pagination to increment twice on desktop (mdAndUp=true). The @next/@Prev handlers were redundant since @update:model-value already handles all pagination changes. Removed @next/@Prev to fix issue. Verified changes by building local docker image and testing both mobile and desktop viewports.
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The v-pagination component had both @update:model-value and @next/@Prev handlers, causing pagination to increment twice on desktop (mdAndUp=true). The @next/@Prev handlers were redundant since @update:model-value already handles all pagination changes.
Removed @next/@Prev to fix issue. Verified changes by building local docker image and testing both mobile and desktop viewports.