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feat: book detail refactor — compact chapters row + reader UX improvements
iOS BookDetailView: replace paginated inline chapter list with a single
tappable 'Chapters' row (showing reading progress) that opens
BookChaptersSheet — a searchable full-screen sheet with jump-to-current.

ChapterReaderView: hide tab bar in reader, swap back/Aa/ToC button order
(Aa left, ToC right, X rightmost), remove mini-player spacer (tab bar
and player are hidden).

HomeView: remove large HeroContinueCard, promote all continue-reading
items into a single horizontal shelf (Apple Books style) with progress
bar below each cover. NavigationLink now goes directly to the chapter.

Web +page.svelte: replace inline paginated chapter list with a compact
'Chapters' row linking to /books/[slug]/chapters. Admin scrape controls
are now a collapsible row inside the same card.
2026-03-10 21:51:18 +05:00
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2026-03-07 18:27:00 +05:00

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