fix: fix all problems with the request of clearing a chat #619
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- additionally added a scroll to bottom button
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Rework of #425
Another problem this PR is fixing is this:
The problem was that our old technique overate database bandwidth as it goes through all messages and not only through the requests. The solution is to make a new table only for requests and merge requests and messages in the getMessages queries. I used the automatically set up index by
_creationTime.