It's possible to page with GetListItemChangesSinceTokenAsync. For instance, if the result returns a ListItemCollectionPositionNext value, you know there are more results.
When make the call to retrive those results however, you must set changeToken to null. When I inserted the changeToken in a query for more paged results, I got zero results, which may seem counterintuitive, but actually makes sense because adding a changeToken that implicitely pointed to the next result set would be redundant as ListItemCollectionPositionNext already indicates this.
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