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Fix Home navigation ownership and merge watch lanes

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## Wolfskin Home
Home is one lazy frame: a non-rotating resume → Next up → newest → pick hero,
Jellyfin shelves, per-destination "Your …" shelves and the Discover continuation.
one merged **Continue watching** lane, newest and per-destination Jellyfin shelves,
and the Discover continuation. The watch lane uses landscape tiles, prefers a
resumable episode over another next-up episode from the same series, and sorts
the chosen items by latest actual watch activity. The hero stays off the lane.
The final action opens the real merged Discover screen at its top through the
shell's root re-selection transition. Home's See all cards open `WolfskinSeeAllLists`, carrying
the complete underlying list rather than the visible shelf window. Title content
@ -339,11 +342,13 @@ remains the later-slice target.
All Home components and immutable screen models live in `:wolfskin-design`.
The shell's remembered view owns vertical position, each row's selected card and
actual horizontal `LazyListState`, and the bounded six-hour ratings session cache.
Composing destinations bind `rememberedView(route)` before navigation effects run, so a
new See all grid cannot borrow or clamp Home's scroller. Re-entry restores the
remembered track before the page with `scrollToItem`, preserving exact indices and
pixel offsets rather than animating back. Android focus stays with the shell;
cards use its logical focus, without requests against uncomposed lazy items.
Every `NavEntry` installs `ScreenEntry` with its own `rememberedView(route)` and
active state before navigation effects run. Home, Library, Discover, title and
person surfaces consume that entry's viewport; an outgoing page cannot borrow
Home's scroller during Back. Only the active entry registers logical key handling
or acquires Android focus. Re-entry restores the remembered horizontal track
with `scrollToItem`, preserving exact indices and pixel offsets. Cards use the
shell's logical focus without requests against uncomposed lazy items.
Back preserves the viewport; returning to Home does not re-run focus-follow over
a manually scrolled saved view. The next arrow re-enters visible content when
scrolling moved focus off-screen.
@ -356,10 +361,23 @@ The initial skeleton parks focus on the nav. When the first content arrives,
an untouched fresh entry focuses hero button zero; intervening nav input prevents
that automatic transfer. Home, Libraries and Discover use the same `ShellContentFocus`
release/repeat guard and Back ladder.
Landscape title scrims include the reserved state-line area inside their gradient
rather than leaving an exposed image strip below it. Their top padding is the
shared Home token (18 dp); opacity remains the approved 92%.
The legacy opt-out Home and its presets also use one combined watch row. Saved
local/server/web/plugin split rows migrate at their first position, preserving
that row's display options and all unrelated rows. Old serialized row names stay
decodable; settings no longer offer separate lanes or a Split action.
`HomeReadFacade` confines Home SDK reads to the selected user. Resume and Next up
publish independently of slow or failed library shelves; saved metadata still
paints immediately, but a saved hero offers Details until watch data revalidates.
Series chronology reads the latest actually watched episode, not the next-up
episode's unwatched user data or premiere date. Enrichment is bounded to three
concurrent series reads; absent history leaves the date unknown rather than
inventing a timestamp. The disk projection preserves series IDs and watch dates,
and still accepts older cache entries without either field.
Home and title Play actions resolve the current Jellyfin item and its current
checkpoint at the click, preserving millisecond positions. Series actions use
live NextUp with resumable episodes enabled; an explicitly opened episode stays