v0.8.2

Fixed

• A collected edition no longer arrives in place of a single issue. A trade
  or omnibus numbers its volume where an issue numbers itself, so a request for
  issue 12 could be answered with volume 12 of a collection — a much larger
  file, filed under that issue and marked done, so the real issue was never
  fetched again. A release that announces itself as a collection is now refused
  when the series being downloaded is not itself a collected run. Collections
  still match their own releases, a series whose name carries an edition word
  is unaffected, and a manual search still lists everything so you can choose.

Changed

• Download sites are managed together, apart from plugins. A site the app
  can download from is no longer a plugin of its own: sites live in a
  sources/ folder, all of them maintained in one place, and appear under
  Download sites on the Plugins page with a link to their settings. The
  plugin list stays about plugins as the number of sites grows. A site whose
  code has to live elsewhere can still be a plugin, and when a plugin offers a
  site that is already installed, the installed one is used and the log says
  which plugin was ignored.

• A source is only searched for the library types it serves. A comics site
  is no longer asked for a manga chapter, and a manga site is no longer asked
  for a western comic, so a manual search stops waiting on requests that could
  never match. Sources that carry anything, such as the indexer-backed ones,
  are unaffected.

Added

• One FlareSolverr setting for every source. The service that gets past
  Cloudflare is something you run, not a property of any one site, so it now
  lives once in Settings → Downloading instead of being asked for by each
  source. An address already set on a source is carried over automatically,
  and still wins for that source if you keep it.
• Sources say whether they need the browser build. The app ships in two
  builds, and the lean one has no browser at all. A source now declares what
  it needs, and the app always takes the cheapest route that works: plain
  HTTP, then FlareSolverr, and the built-in browser only as a last resort. A
  source that genuinely cannot work without a browser stays switched off on
  the lean build and says so on its settings card, instead of failing every
  download it is handed.
• A toolkit for download-site sources. A plugin now describes a site in a
  few dozen lines — how to search it and where a result's file or page images
  are — and the app supplies the rest: browser-like HTTP with Cloudflare
  handling (FlareSolverr when configured), per-site request pacing, the
  shared release matcher, archive checking and CBR-to-CBZ conversion, page
  image assembly into a CBZ or PDF, and a settings card with a Test button
  that the Settings page renders by itself. Manga and manhwa sites, whose
  chapters are lists of page images, are a first-class shape.

Fixed

• The event-loop watchdog now actually restarts a wedged server in Docker.
  The app ran as the container's first process, and the kernel ignores a
  process's own kill signal in that position, so the watchdog's restart was
  silently a no-op (a stalled production server survived it for an hour).
  The official images now start under tini, which also reaps the
  health-check probes that piled up as zombie processes during a stall. A
  server that still finds itself as PID 1 logs a warning saying how to fix it.