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Add optional user_id field to the progress collection. When a user is authenticated, progress is keyed by user_id instead of session_id, making it portable across devices and browsers. Anonymous reading still works via session_id as before. On login or registration, any progress accumulated under the anonymous session is merged into the user's account (most-recent timestamp wins), so chapters read before logging in are not lost. - scripts/pb-init.sh: add user_id field to progress collection schema - scraper/internal/storage/pocketbase.go: add user_id to EnsureCollections - ui/src/lib/server/pocketbase.ts: Progress interface gains user_id; getProgress/allProgress/setProgress accept optional userId and query/write by user_id when present; add mergeSessionProgress() helper - ui/src/routes/login/+page.server.ts: call mergeSessionProgress after successful login and registration (fire-and-forget, non-fatal) - ui/src/routes/api/progress/+server.ts: pass locals.user?.id to setProgress - ui/src/routes/books/+page.server.ts: pass locals.user?.id to allProgress - ui/src/routes/books/[slug]/+page.server.ts: pass locals.user?.id to getProgress
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