Merge round-two integration updates into Home work

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@ -27,6 +27,22 @@ Upstream enables JVM unit tests only for debug variants; there is no
`testDefaultReleaseUnitTest` task. `make test` uses the closest default-flavor
task without changing upstream's test configuration.
### Full-suite test diagnostics
The Gradle daemon heap (`org.gradle.jvmargs` in `gradle.properties`) is separate
from the forked test-worker heap. The default test worker uses 512 MiB; changing
the daemon's `-Xmx` does not increase it. A larger worker heap did not resolve
the person-picker fixture's missing Compose snapshot notifications.
Gradle 9.8.2 runs previously failed test classes first on the next invocation.
An immediate green `make test` rerun can therefore hide an order-sensitive
failure rather than prove a fix. For comparisons, clear only generated binary
test-result history (`build/test-results/<task>/binary` in each module) before
each run and record actual class-start order; XML file listing order is not
execution order. Keep worker heap and parallelism unchanged between samples.
`PersonPickerSessionTest` must also pass late in the full app JVM, not just alone
or promoted to the front by previous failures.
## Saved-person launch and DNS
Launch restores an unprotected saved Jellyfin login from local storage before
@ -645,18 +661,21 @@ retain the approved frames except for the requested feedback changes:
that may still be cancelled; first mount restores the intended shelf item.
Discover uses all six approved poster slots. Person keeps the final column
at full poster width.
- Episode images choose episode Primary, then Thumb, then the already-read
series Backdrop. Episode cards are 400×280 px; cast retains its 68 px clearance.
Episode context uses the episode overview, with two summary lines on the
focused card. Held-series headers measure their copy/actions and leave 40 px
before seasons instead of reserving a fixed empty 900 px header.
- Episode images choose episode Primary, then Thumb, then the already-read series Backdrop.
Title episode cards now use 448×280 px, preserving the taller approved crop.
Focused summaries ellipsise to one line, the show-name overlay is absent, and
`S1 E3 · duration` plus the watched check share one line.
Ready title headers measure their copy/actions and leave 40 px before the
following section; series retain the empty 56 px readiness reservation.
Poster-only movies floor that stack so Cast circles clear the poster by at
least 20 px, including held movie fallbacks and short overviews.
- Every Discover heading uses a 104 px band, including a 60 px title-to-card
gap. Home heading geometry is unchanged.
- Hero/backdrop decoding is bounded to 1920×1080; upright hero sheets request
420×630. The shared request builder replaces conflicting Jellyfin size/encoding
parameters: cards use WebP quality 80, while hero backdrops/sheets retain JPEG
quality 96. Poster/tile/wide/episode requests are 256×384, 400×225, 544×306 and
400×280; Jellyfin fill preserves aspect ratio before the UI crops. Tags and
448×280; Jellyfin fill preserves aspect ratio before the UI crops. Tags and
authentication query parameters remain intact. TMDB uses w342 for posters and
portraits, w780 for landscape cards and w1280 for hero backdrops, never original.
Lossy WebP decoding is guaranteed below minSdk 23; API 28+ additionally checks
@ -708,6 +727,26 @@ pop a pushed title/person from content **or** nav. Initial loading has no conten
target: Down stays in nav, while Back can still leave the title. A missing rating
set emits no layout node, so it cannot reserve an invisible extra facts gap.
The title Menu replaces the old More/media-info icon action and contains Media
info plus Add for someone when requests are permitted. It is shared by held
movie, series and episode pages; non-held pages expose Add for someone in the
same menu while Request/status and Not interested/Show again stay in the row.
Version, tracks, watched and trailer controls keep their existing positions.
Back from Media info returns to the menu; Back from the menu restores its
opening button. The compact menu fades in for 160 ms and out for 100 ms using
the motion ease-out token, with reduced-motion fades capped at 80 ms. Only the
bounded menu panel owns an alpha layer; the scrim is static. Opening another
sheet immediately removes the menu panel and scrim, preventing double darkening.
An empty menu closes if its last permitted action disappears. Controls
use the shared 4 px straddle focus ring. Episode details omit the redundant
Seasons shortcut; series pages retain it. Ratings appear only in the header
facts line, not again beside progress, on movie, series and episode pages.
Episode shelf skeletons use the same width, height and pitch as ready cards.
Person filmography and related-title shelves remain posters; Home continuation
tiles are a separate component and retain their series-name context.
`TitleReadFacade` confines SDK reads, server/user-scoped last-good disk copies,
person credits and playback mutations to one boundary. `ConductarrTitlePages`
adds real detail, cast, related titles, performer/filmography, readiness/receipts
@ -732,7 +771,10 @@ headers, sheets, cast and poster captions without changing shared type tokens.
Fractional stack placement rounds only the accumulated position, preventing a
one-pixel-per-row drift. Focused controls share the canonical lift shadow.
`TitleKeysTest` replays real Android keys, including modal Back/hold, nearest-row
entry, remembered columns, long-sheet visibility and full media-table geometry.
entry, remembered columns and long-sheet visibility. `TitleRound2Test` covers
menu Back/focus, preserved media info and household requests, movie stacking,
the Mussolini resume example, request revocation, episode skeleton geometry,
and native menu fade frames sampled in 16 ms steps.
`TitleAsyncFocusTest` delays title and person replies through the real destination
and view-model, then exercises content focus and hardware Back. Subtitles Off
maps to the player's explicit disabled sentinel, not its unspecified default.
@ -1016,12 +1058,30 @@ Keep and back up this file across clean builds, disposable worktrees, container
rebuilds and Gradle cache resets. Never commit it. The standard debug passwords
are public; this key is for local debug/optimized builds, not release signing.
**One-time reinstall:** the first build with the stable key still needs one
uninstall+reinstall on the box because the signer changes once; later ones
install in place with `adb install -r`, retaining sign-ins and settings.
The initial uninstall removes app data, so sign in again once after that switch.
Deleting/replacing the persistent key or choosing a different override changes
the signer again and requires another reinstall.
### Preserve household TV data
Install and update the household TV app only in place with `adb install -r`,
using the same package and persistent debug signer. Its certificate SHA-256 is:
```text
182bac72e292b9ea4d3d4e6383f92eb2161fa28ba5afcff0337cb7d5a9d5341d
```
Never run `adb uninstall`, `pm uninstall` or `pm clear`, or switch signers on
the household box: clearing/removing the app deletes saved people, sign-ins
and settings, and a different signer cannot update the existing app in place.
Do not delete or replace the persistent key. If an uninstall is unavoidable,
use `adb uninstall -k <package>` to keep app data, then reinstall the same
package with the same signer.
The manifest sets `android:hasFragileUserData="true"` so Android 10+ can offer
a **keep app data** choice during interactive uninstall. Choose it when
available; older Android versions ignore the attribute. This is a retention
prompt, not an automatic backup or a guarantee against data clearing.
For an in-place update, compare `dumpsys package <pkg>` before and after:
`firstInstallTime` must remain unchanged. The guarded installer that checks
the signer and this timestamp lives in the operator's tooling, not this repo.
## Release credentials