Refactor: Add Repository Methods and Remove Direct Access to SubscriptionIndexRepository.repo#806
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closes #589
PR refactors backend data access by introducing proper repository methods and removing direct access to the private SubscriptionIndexRepository.repo. This improves encapsulation, maintainability, and adherence to repository patterns.
Changes Included:
Added query methods to SubscriptionIndexRepository
Replaced all direct .repo access with new repository methods
Updated affected services/controllers to use the new abstraction
Ensured proper handling of stale, disconnected, or invalid states
Added unit and integration tests for new repository methods
Followed existing project patterns (linting, modules, security)