vavallee/bindery v1.14.2

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Fixed

• Hardcover import lists paginate and reuse the saved global token (#789) — large custom lists previously stopped at the first page, built-in shelves (To Read / Currently Reading / Read / Did Not Finish) did not page through all books, and a global-token deployment had to duplicate the Hardcover token per list to make sync work at all. Built-in shelves now expose item counts in the list picker, both custom lists and shelves paginate fully, and an import list with no per-list override now falls back to the workspace-wide saved Hardcover token. Thanks to @magrhino.

• qBittorrent re-grab of an already-imported book now resolves to imported instead of looping or being blocked (#769) — the v1.14.0 hash-recovery fix landed the download row in StateGrabbed when qBittorrent returned 409 for a duplicate add, but three gaps prevented it from completing on its own: a missing content_path in move-mode left the download polling forever; an empty download directory tripped StateImportFailed → StateImportBlocked after three retries; and the grabbed → completed transition was rejected by the state-machine guard. Bindery now detects "already in library" via book_files + os.Stat, walks the import states through to StateImported, and the missing transition has been added. Thanks to @statte.

• "Local-only" auth bypass now grants the admin role to trusted-LAN requests (#799) — admin-only endpoints (auth mode change, user CRUD, settings writes) returned admin role required 403 for requests on a trusted private network, even though local-only mode is meant to grant frictionless access from one. The trusted-LAN bypass now sets the request's role to admin, mirroring the API-key bypass.

• Webhook notification saves surface their errors instead of failing silently (#799) — saving a webhook notification under Settings → Notifications dropped errors on the floor, so a URL rejected by the default-strict outbound policy gave the user no feedback at all. Add and edit forms now display the error inline and disable the Save button while the request is in flight.

• qBittorrent category-path mismatch error now tells you how to fix it (#800) — when a qBittorrent category's save path resolves outside Bindery's expected download directory, the health-check error named the problem but never the remedy. The error now suggests a derived PathRemap value (e.g. /torrents/complete:/downloads) and the alternative of mounting the same directory inside Bindery to match BINDERY_DOWNLOAD_DIR.

• Adding a new author no longer risks deleting the author row before the requested book is saved (#804) — for prolific authors the async catalogue sync that follows AddBook can exceed the 15s poll budget; when it did, the orphan-cleanup defer treated the just-created author as orphaned and deleted it, and the async goroutine's later inserts cascaded into FOREIGN-KEY failures. The handler now directly persists the requested book before the cleanup defer runs whenever the author was newly created, mirroring the existing DNB path from #667. The async sync continues to do catalogue backfill — it just no longer races for the requested book.

• Stale ABS no-match review items are auto-reconciled on rescan, plus per-run bulk dismiss (#767) — fixing metadata in Audiobookshelf and re-running the import previously left old no-match rows in the review queue forever, indistinguishable from genuine no-matches. Bindery now flips pending review rows for any item that matched on the current run (preserving any user-applied decisions on rows that have already left pending), and a new "Dismiss all from this run" button on the ABS review page lets you clear the residue from a previous run.