Propagate cancellation tokens through External Integration Request - #5733
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…ta store This change continues the effort to consistently apply optional `CancellationToken` parameters to asynchronous methods within the `IExternalIntegrationRequestsDataStore` interface, its EFCore and RavenDB implementations, and related dispatching services. Cancellation tokens are now propagated to underlying asynchronous database calls and consuming services. This ensures proper cancellation of long-running operations and further reduces cancellation analyzer debt.
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This change continues the effort to consistently apply optional
CancellationTokenparameters to asynchronous methods within theIExternalIntegrationRequestsDataStoreinterface, its EFCore and RavenDB implementations, and related dispatching services.Cancellation tokens are now propagated to underlying asynchronous database calls and consuming services. This ensures proper cancellation of long-running operations and further reduces cancellation analyzer debt.