v0.7.7

Added

• CBL reading lists. Lists → Import CBL takes a .cbl file (the
  reading-list format shared by many comic apps), or browses the community
  catalog of 1,700+ curated lists — whole events, character runs and
  alternate universes, far larger than a single ComicVine story arc — and
  imports one in a click. The catalog is browsed like the repo itself:
  publisher folders with counts, breadcrumbs, lists only at the level you're
  in, and a search that flattens every folder at once; lists you've already
  imported are marked. Any list can be previewed first — its books in
  reading order with owned / missing / no-id counts, filters, and same-series
  runs grouped without reordering — and a file you upload is previewed
  before anything is created. Books resolve to ComicVine issues by the ids the
  files carry (with a name + year + number fallback), the file's own reading
  order is kept, and anything that can't be matched is shown after the
  import — each with the reason — rather than dropped. Download missing, sharing and OPDS work on
  the result like any other list.

• URL base for download clients. When a reverse proxy serves a download
  client under a subpath rather than at the root — common with seedbox
  providers and Docker stacks — set URL base on the client and BackIssue
  talks to http://host:port/<base>/api/…. Same field the *arr apps call
  "URL Base", and available for every client: SABnzbd, NZBGet,
  qBittorrent, Transmission and Deluge. Blank keeps the previous behaviour
  exactly. A path typed into the Host field is now understood as a URL base
  too, instead of producing a broken address like http://host/sabnzbd:8080.

• Share a reading list with everyone. A list (or an imported story arc) can
  be published so every user sees it alongside their own — useful for a house
  reading order or a curated run. Only the owner can edit or delete a shared
  list, and publishing rides a new Share reading lists permission
  (lists.share, trusted tier) so admins decide who can put a list in front of
  the whole install. Shared lists never expose mature content to roles that
  can't otherwise see it.

• Sidecar metadata (share-safe tagging). A new Tag placement setting
  (Settings → Metadata → Tagging & files, with a per-library override) writes
  each comic's ComicInfo metadata to a .xml file next to the archive instead
  of into it. The archive is never modified — its bytes stay identical, so
  torrents keep seeding and DC-hub share hashes stay valid — and .cbr
  downloads stay .cbr instead of being converted for tagging. Sidecars are
  read everywhere embedded tags are (scans, imports, the untagged filter),
  follow their file through renames and refiling, and are cleaned up with it
  on delete. When a file has both, the sidecar wins.

Fixed

• Auto-search now matches releases tagged with a volume marker. A release
  named like Stumptown v3 007 carries a vN volume marker before the issue
  number; the parser was leaving it glued to the series name (Stumptown v3),
  so the strict auto-download matcher rejected an otherwise perfect match — an
  issue would show as unfindable automatically even though a manual search
  surfaced and downloaded it fine. The marker is now stripped, so vN /
  Vol N releases match by series and issue number as expected.