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fix: clean up book detail mobile layout + make genre tags linkable
Mobile action area was cluttered with Continue, Start ch.1, bookmark,
stars, and shelf dropdown all competing in a single unstructured row.

- Split mobile CTAs into two clear rows:
  Row 1: primary read button(s) only (Continue / Start from ch.1)
  Row 2: bookmark icon + shelf dropdown + star rating inline
- 'Start from ch.1' no longer stretches to flex-1 when Continue is
  present — it's a compact secondary button instead
- Stars and shelf dropdown moved out of the CTA row into their own line

Genre tags were plain <span> elements with no interaction. Tapping
'fantasy' or 'action' now navigates to /catalogue?genre=fantasy,
pre-selecting the genre filter on the catalogue page.
2026-04-03 21:34:38 +05:00
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