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feat: open catalogue + book pages to public (hybrid open model)
Reading content is now publicly accessible without login:
- /catalogue, /books/[slug], /books/[slug]/chapters, /books/[slug]/chapters/[n]
  are all public — no login redirect
- /books (personal library), /profile, /admin remain protected

Unauthenticated UX:
- Chapter page: "Audio narration available — Sign in to listen" banner
  replaces the audio player for logged-out visitors
- Book detail: bookmark icon links to /login instead of triggering
  the save action (both desktop and mobile CTAs)

SEO:
- robots.txt updated: Allow /books/ and /catalogue, Disallow /books (library)
- sitemap.xml now includes /catalogue as primary crawl entry point

i18n: added reader_signin_for_audio, reader_signin_audio_desc,
      book_detail_signin_to_save in all 5 languages

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-30 14:16:22 +05:00
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