feat: ship full 546-entry Prowlarr catalog as builtin#4
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Replaces the 80-entry static catalog with the full set of 546 indexer definitions generated from Prowlarr/Indexers definitions/v11 on 2026-04-16. The dynamic Prowlarr fetch still runs on startup and refreshes every 24 hours, but now the fallback (when GitHub is rate-limited, unreachable, or slow) shows the complete catalog instead of a small subset. File size: 555 KB source (was 34 KB). Compresses to ~30 KB in the binary. Adds <0.1% to the Docker image. The 3 entries that failed to parse from Prowlarr's repo were malformed YAML definitions — consistent with Prowlarr's own CI skipping them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Replaces the 80-entry static indexer catalog with the full 546-entry set generated from Prowlarr's `definitions/v11` on 2026-04-16.
Why
The dynamic Prowlarr fetch (zipball from GitHub on startup, 24h refresh) is the primary catalog source, but it fails silently when GitHub rate-limits unauthenticated requests (60/hour cap). When that happens, users see only the 80-entry fallback instead of the full ~550 indexers Prowlarr provides. Shipping the full catalog as the builtin means the fallback is complete — users always see the full list regardless of GitHub availability.
Numbers
3 Prowlarr definitions failed to parse (malformed YAML) — consistent with Prowlarr's own CI skipping them.
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