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Content visibility:
- Add `visibility` field to books ("public" | "admin_only"); new migration
backfills all existing scraped books to admin_only
- Meilisearch: add visibility as filterable attribute; catalogue/search
endpoints filter to public-only for non-admin requests
- Admin users identified by bearer token bypass the filter and see all books
- All PocketBase discovery queries (trending, recommended, recently-updated,
audio shelf, discover, subscription feed) now filter to visibility=public
- New scraped books default to admin_only; WriteMetadata preserves existing
visibility on PATCH (never overwrites)
Author submission:
- POST /api/admin/books/submit — creates a public book with submitted_by
- PATCH /api/admin/books/{slug}/publish / unpublish — toggle visibility
- SvelteKit proxies: /api/admin/books/[slug]/publish|unpublish
- /api/books/[slug] endpoint for admin book lookup
Frontend:
- backendFetchAdmin() helper sends admin token on any path
- Catalogue server load uses admin fetch when user is admin
- /submit page: author submission form with genre picker and rights assertion
- "Publish" nav link shown to all logged-in users
- Admin catalogue-tools: visibility management panel (load book by slug, toggle)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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