[codex] Expose transaction list aliases - #199
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Summary
Adds backward-compatible top-level aliases to
get_transactions()for Monarch's current GraphQL response shape.get_transactions()already queriesallTransactions { totalCount results(...) }, but consumers that look for a top-level transaction list can incorrectly treat a valid response as empty. This preserves the existing rawallTransactionsresponse and adds:transactions->allTransactions.resultstotalCount->allTransactions.totalCountWhy
This makes the method easier to consume and avoids wrappers accidentally reporting zero transactions when Monarch returns data under
allTransactions.results.Validation
.venv/bin/python -m unittest discover -s tests