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No more Cutoff unmet card on the Dashboard. The list now lives where the cutoff is set: Settings → Quality → a profile's Upgrades section has a collapsed Episodes below this cutoff view (loaded only when opened) showing what's still being upgraded, what's been given up on and why.
Fix: profiles that allow 4K no longer chase 2160p for every 1080p file. With upgrades on and no explicit "Until", the cutoff used to be the profile's Target (which is really its ceiling, e.g. 2160p) or, with Target = Any, the top resolution (8K). It's now the target capped at 1080p. Turning on Keep upgrading also pre-fills Until with that default instead of copying a 2160p target. An Until you picked yourself is left exactly as it is: if a profile is set to "until 2160p" it keeps that, and the Upgrades section now spells the cutoff out ("files below 1080p (any source) get upgrade searches"); with a cutoff above 1080p it just notes, without any warning, that upgrades keep searching until that resolution and when searches give up. Target's description says it's the ceiling, not the cutoff.
Upgrade searches give up. Settings → Quality → Upgrade searches · all profiles: stop searching for an episode's upgrade after 5 misses in a row (6h, 1d, 3d, then a week, so about 11 days), and don't upgrade-search episodes that aired more than 90 days ago. Both are adjustable, 0 = never give up. Given-up episodes aren't searched by auto-grab or counted as below cutoff, but RSS still grabs a better release if one turns up, and a new file, a change to the profile/cutoff or a manual search starts them over. Searches that failed because an indexer was down back off without counting. New episodes.upgrade_misses / upgrade_cutoff_key columns (migration 0013_upgrade_give_up, additive only).
Fix: upgrade-search backoff no longer reuses the missing-episode miss counter, so an episode that was missing for a while doesn't start its upgrade searches at the weekly step, and an upgrade miss no longer marks an on-disk episode as "not found" in the pipeline.
