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- Add POST /api/admin/text-gen/chapter-names/async backend endpoint: fire-and-forget, returns job_id immediately (HTTP 202), runs batch generation in background goroutine, persists proposed titles in ai_job payload when done - Register new route in server.go alongside existing SSE endpoint (backward compat) - Add SvelteKit proxy at /api/admin/text-gen/chapter-names/async - Add SvelteKit proxy for GET /api/admin/ai-jobs/[id] (job detail with payload) - Add Review button on ai-jobs page for done chapter-names jobs; inline panel shows editable title table (old to new) with Apply All button that POSTs to chapter-names/apply
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