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fix: auto-next transition deadlock and resume-at-end bug
Bug 1 — Auto-next not transitioning:
audioExpanded defaulted to false on the new chapter page because
audioStore.chapter still held the old chapter number when the page script
initialized. The $effect only opened the panel when isPlaying was already
true — a circular dependency (can't play without the panel, panel only opens
when playing). Fix: also set audioExpanded=true when autoStartChapter targets
this chapter, both in the initial $state and in the reactive $effect.

Bug 2 — Resume starts at the end:
onended called saveAudioTime() which captured currentTime≈duration and fired a
PATCH 2 seconds later (after navigation had already completed). Next visit to
that chapter restored the end-of-file position. Fix: in onended, cancel the
debounced timer (clearTimeout) and immediately PATCH audioTime=0 for the
finished chapter, so it always resumes from the beginning on re-visit.
2026-04-06 21:51:47 +05:00
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