fix: reconcile deleted sync items and smooth incremental progress#550
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fix: reconcile deleted sync items and smooth incremental progress#550
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Split incremental sync from deletion reconciliation for series and books to make behavior explicit and maintainable. Add local stale-entity cleanup for books, series, collections, and read lists by comparing local IDs with server IDs, including full-sync paths in SyncService. Run deletion reconciliation on a scheduled interval (or force full sync), prefer unpaged ID fetch with paged fallback, and clean orphaned offline directories after stale book removal. Improve sync progress behavior for large libraries by using staged progress ranges and incremental-progress estimation so the books phase no longer appears to jump abruptly.
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