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fix: replace {#await} IIFE trick with $effect for streamed data on discover page
The {#await ... then} + {@const} IIFE pattern for assigning to $state
variables stopped working reliably in Svelte 5.53+. Replaced with a
proper $effect that awaits both streamed promises and assigns to state,
which correctly triggers reactivity.

Also: switch library page selection mode entry from long-press to a
'Select' button in the page header.
2026-04-13 21:14:14 +05:00
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