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feat: book commenting system with upvote/downvote + fix profile SSR crash
- Add book_comments and comment_votes PocketBase collections (pb-init.sh + pocketbase.go EnsureCollections)
- Web: CommentsSection.svelte with post form, vote buttons, lazy-loaded per-book
- API routes: GET/POST /api/comments/[slug], POST /api/comments/[id]/vote
- iOS: BookComment + CommentsResponse models, fetchComments/postComment/voteComment in APIClient, CommentsView + CommentsViewModel wired into BookDetailView
- Fix profile page SSR crash (ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND cropperjs): lazy-load AvatarCropModal via dynamic import guarded by browser, move URL.createObjectURL into onMount
2026-03-10 18:05:41 +05:00
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2026-03-07 18:27:00 +05:00

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