github sparkmoxie/TautWeekly v0.20.3
TautWeekly for Plex v0.20.3

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TautWeekly for Plex v0.20.3

v0.20.3 refines the uncapped personal-stat layout introduced in v0.20.0.
Movies watched and TV watched remain separate full-width cards with two titles
per row on desktop. On mobile, movie titles stack one per row while TV titles
retain two columns, including a safe half-width spacer when the TV count is
odd.

Mobile TV pairing

The responsive TV-specific cell classes and email-compatible media rules are
applied consistently across the Windows, NAS/Linux/FreeBSD, and macOS
renderers. The static email fixture and network-local synthetic Manager preview
mirror the same layout. Movie rows and compact personal total-watch-time and
Binge Champion cards keep their existing mobile stacking behavior.

The synthetic preview also limits poster sizing to direct poster images so its
nested IMDb badge retains the production 28-by-14 treatment instead of being
stretched. Rating eligibility, aggregation, deduplication, ranking, privacy,
watch-time semantics, plain-text output, and empty-state behavior are
unchanged.

Update existing installations

Back up private data, then use the documented update path for the installed
package. Container installations should use their supported recreate/update
workflow so the refreshed renderer and Manager preview assets are loaded.
Existing configuration, credentials, schedules, output, backups, operation
history, and welcome state remain in their private locations.

Validation

The release is covered by focused renderer, integration, preview, artifact,
documentation, and accessibility contracts for uncapped 12-movie/11-TV data,
uneven and odd counts, one-sided and empty states, eligible and absent ratings,
Binge Champion states, desktop and mobile layouts, plain text, and
email-compatible HTML. Validation also includes the full Manager and installer
test/vet suites, maintained cross-builds, PowerShell and shell validation,
reproducible release archives, the Windows installer lifecycle,
multi-architecture container build and boot tests, and synthetic browser QA.

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