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fix: cover proxy routing, session filtering, library tab deep-link, profile UX
- Catalogue/cover: rewrite raw scraped cover URLs to /api/cover/{domain}/{slug}
  in handleCatalogue so all covers route through the backend proxy; fix broken
  cdn.novelfire.net fallback in handleGetCover to read stored URL from PocketBase
- Catalogue/profile: add Svelte 5 onerror handlers on cover <img> tags to show
  letter-initial placeholder when image fails to load
- Library page: read ?status URL param to initialise activeShelf tab on load so
  /books?status=reading correctly pre-selects the Reading tab
- Sessions: filter bot/tool user-agents (curl, python, wget, etc.) and debug-IP
  sessions from listUserSessions display; also purge them in pruneStaleUserSessions
- Profile: show email under username, quick stats chips (streak/chapters/completed)
  in header, reading count on Library row, dedicated Sign out row, history covers
  routed through /api/cover proxy

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-17 13:32:48 +05:00
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