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html and fetchingContent were captured with untrack() at mount time.
When SvelteKit re-ran the page load (triggered by the layout's settings PUT),
data.html updated but html stayed stale. The {#key} block in the layout then
destroyed and recreated the component, and on remount data.html was momentarily
empty so html became '' and the live-scrape fallback ran unnecessarily.
Fix:
- html is now $derived(scrapedHtml || data.html || '') — always tracks load
- scrapedHtml is a separate $state only set by the live-scrape fallback
- fetchingContent starts false; the fallback sets it true only when actually fetching
- translationStatus/translatingLang: dropped untrack() so they also react to re-runs
- Removed unused untrack import
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