Refering to current message headers in mutt macros

Hi Mutt using Fedora users,

I am trying to write a mutt macro where I need to refer to a header from
the current message. The use case is something like this:

macro pager <key> "<func-call> <string-with-message-id-or-subject>\n"

Is there anyway to do that?

PS: If I could run a shell command on the current message to get the
info, that would work too.

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