List conversations

{conversations: [...], message_requests_count, decrypted}. decrypted is true when a passcode was sent. Each conversation: {conversation_id, type (direct or group), name (groups), muted, disappearing_messages {enabled, ttl_seconds}, screen_capture_blocking, participants [{id, screen_name, name, avatar, is_blue_verified}], detail (X's conversation_detail)}, messages (with passcode: the latest ones, newest first), undecrypted (events that could not be read: {id, sender_id, error}), decrypt_error (when the conversation could not be decrypted) and events (other decrypted events such as read receipts and key changes). Each message: id (sequence ID, also the cursor unit), message_id, conversation_id, sender_id, created_at and expires_at (Unix milliseconds; expires_at only in chats with disappearing messages), type (text, reaction, reaction_removed, edit, deleted, ...), text, verified (the sender's signature was checked) and content (the decrypted message as X's chat library returns it: reactions, replies, attachments). Expired disappearing messages are left out.

With format=simple: Collection of conversations without cursors: {data: [id, type (direct or group), name, muted, disappearingMessages {enabled, ttlSeconds}, screenCaptureBlocking, participants [{id, username, name, avatarUrl, verified}], lastMessage, messages]}. Message objects {id, senderId, createdAt, expiresAt, type, text, emoji, targetId, replyTo {id, senderId, text}, attachments [{kind, type, filename, filesizeBytes, durationMs, width, height, url, mediaHashKey}], verified}; times are RFC 3339, unknown values null. Without a passcode lastMessage is null and messages is [].