Add more explanation to search methods
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They are paginated, you **MUST** inform the page size. Some addresses like exchange addresses or very popular DeFi contracts like Uniswap Router will return millions of results.
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They return inbound (`to`), outbound (`from`) and "internal" transactions. By internal it means that if a transaction calls a contract and somewhere in the call stack it sends ETH to the address you are searching for or the address is a contract and it calls a method on it, the transaction is matched and returned in the search results.
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Parameters:
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`address` - The ETH address to be searched.
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`blockNumber` - It searches for occurrences of `address` starting from `blockNumber` (inclusive). A value of `0` means you want to search from the most recent block (`ots_searchTransactionsBefore`) or from the genesis (`ots_searchTransactionsAfter`).
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`blockNumber` - It searches for occurrences of `address` before/after `blockNumber`. A value of `0` means you want to search from the most recent block (`ots_searchTransactionsBefore`) or from the genesis (`ots_searchTransactionsAfter`).
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`pageSize` - How many transactions it may return. See the detailed explanation about this parameter bellow.
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Returns:
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