core: change direction to orderBy for history, use enum

[AndyTWF]

Description

As already done for Swift/Kotlin, this change renames the direction parameter of the history parameters to orderBy. Instead of using string values, we now use an enum.

The ChatApi now does a mapping to the backend format (which itself will change at a later date).

Checklist

• QA'd by the author.
• Unit tests created (if applicable).
• Integration tests created (if applicable).
• Follow coding style guidelines found here.
• TypeDoc updated (if applicable).
• (Optional) Update documentation for new features.
• Browser tests created (if applicable).
• In repo demo app updated (if applicable).

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Coverage Report

Status	Category	Percentage	Covered / Total
🟢	Lines	93.63% (🎯 92%)	3180 / 3396
🟢	Statements	93.63% (🎯 92%)	3180 / 3396
🟢	Functions	95.34% (🎯 92%)	246 / 258
🟢	Branches	93.88% (🎯 93%)	845 / 900

File Coverage

File	Stmts	Branches	Functions	Lines	Uncovered Lines
Changed Files
src/core/chat-api.ts	100%	87.5%	100%	100%
src/core/messages.ts	92.6%	88.67%	100%	92.6%	426-428, 458-462, 474-478, 588-590, 623-625
src/react/hooks/use-messages.ts	95.78%	92.59%	100%	95.78%	145-146, 153-154

Generated in workflow #1819 for commit 34ff9c6 by the Vitest Coverage Report Action