Build 337 is on TestFlight

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Build 337 is out. Update in TestFlight to get it. Builds 327 to 336 were internal passes, so this carries everything tested there too.

Profiles and Home

• You can add another BookOrbit user from Home and switch between saved profiles in a "Who's reading?" picker. Thanks to @Krispy431 for asking in Feature: Multiple users #138.
• Each profile keeps its own sign-in, library, downloads, playback and reading state. Completed downloads stay on the device when you switch.
• Profile photos from BookOrbit appear on Home, in Settings and in the picker, with initials when there isn't one.
• Don't need it? Turn off Profile Switcher in Customize Home (top right on Home) and only Customize Home stays.

Sign-in and connection

• Sign-in errors should name the real problem again, with a short code you can quote. A hint for Tailscale users never showed: a plain HTTP Tailscale IP now points you to your MagicDNS name (http://<host>.<tailnet>.ts.net) instead of a generic network message.
• If your phone changes networks mid-request, or the app signs in again in the background, what you were loading should no longer vanish without an error.
• Settings shows the address Apogee is using and explains that it switches routes automatically, preferring your home address when it can reach it.
• Before Apogee first reaches a local server or CrossPoint, it explains why iOS will ask for Local Network access.

Reading Log

• Since build 323, an audiobook listen longer than five minutes was saved as five minutes. I've fixed that, and short pauses should stay in one Reading Log entry. Thanks to @dstengele for Multiple sessions are created in the Reading Log #139. I still don't know why some listens split every five minutes, so tell me there if it keeps happening.

Read & Listen

• The highlight fills one spoken line at a time in both Scrolled and Paginated layouts, and a centred card marks a spoken chapter opening.
• Long paragraphs, inline formatting, tightly spaced lines and drop caps should no longer make it freeze, race ahead or jump back.
• Paginated mode refreshes the highlight after a page turn, and Scrolled mode keeps it attached to the moving text.

Readers

• At the end of an ebook, PDF or comic, the Rate and review strip stays behind the reader controls, so the lower-right menu stays reachable.

Reading Stats

• More > Reading Stats is redesigned: a yearly summary, key figures, a heatmap, streaks, and pages for habits, finished books, progress, devices and history, with a year picker.
• Each profile's latest dashboard stays available offline after the first load.

Books, covers and imports

• Broken cached covers should repair themselves, in the app and in Spotlight, Shortcuts, widgets, CarPlay and CrossPoint.
• Updating an older fic redraws its generated cover with the current chapter count.
• The book menu has a compact action strip, offers only formats you haven't downloaded, and groups CrossPoint and Kindle under Send to. Match Metadata now lives inside Edit Metadata, where you can review the match before saving.
• Opening an EPUB from Files shows the library picker again. If your libraries can't load, the sheet says so and offers Try Again.
• Try Again also looks for an existing copy of the book, so an update doesn't import as a duplicate.

Library

• Once you've hidden libraries in Settings > Library, the Library tab's media selector drops a type that none of your visible libraries hold. This follows on from @lseufer's request in [Request] Select Library #110.
• Hiding a library, switching profiles or signing out while a refresh is still running no longer deletes that library's downloads.
• Two profiles on the same server name with different ports now keep their own hidden libraries, queue and subscriptions.

More, Settings and controls

• Customize More lets you choose which destinations appear on More.
• Buttons, links and sheet rows respond across a full 44-point area, not only on their text.
• Request review cards and the release choice are cleaner and easier to tap.
• Not Following's signed-out hint now says Sign in, which is what it does.

Reliability

• Sign-out, SSO hand-off and ordinary app switching are less likely to be recorded as a crash.

What's your experience with this build? Please reply here or open an issue if something isn't right, especially with profiles or the Reading Log.

Fixes reported here: #138