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The home, library, and /books routes were fetching all 15k books from PocketBase on every SSR request (31 sequential HTTP calls per request). Changes: - Add src/lib/server/cache.ts: generic Valkey JSON cache - Add getBooksBySlugs(): single PB query fetching only requested slugs, with fallback to the 5-min Valkey cache populated by listBooks() - listBooks(): now caches results in Valkey for 5 min (safety net for admin routes that still need the full list) - Home + /api/home: replaced listBooks()+filter with getBooksBySlugs() on progress slugs only — typically 1 PB request instead of 31 - /books + /api/library: same pattern using progress+saved slug union
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