v1.5.1

Added

• A way to support the project, for anyone who wants to. A quiet "Support this project" line at
  the bottom of the sidebar, under the version, opening GitHub Sponsors. Deliberately in the chrome
  rather than among the navigation, and nothing floats over the page — people self-host to get away
  from being sold to, and anyone inclined to give goes looking rather than needing to be asked twice.

• Somewhere to ask, rather than only somewhere to report. GitHub Discussions is open, and Have
  an issue? now offers Ask a question beside Report a bug. Not everyone who gets stuck is
  looking at a defect — plenty are looking at Shortlist working exactly as designed and not
  understanding why, and with one button on the page those get filed as bugs. Questions go to the
  Q&A category, where an answer can be marked as the answer, so the next person searching the same
  problem finds one instead of an abandoned thread.

• The "something else is reordering your shelf" alert now tells you how to stop it. It used to
  say to exclude shortlist_*, which is a wildcard no tool's exclusion list accepts. Agregarr has
  since gained an Exclude from Ordering (Plex Label) field, and it matches a label exactly or as a
  prefix followed by _ — so the single word shortlist covers the constant label and every
  person's own. The alert names the field and the value.

• What a row actually cost, per row. A run page showed one number per person — their whole
  night — so a row that took four minutes and a row that took four seconds looked identical, and the
  shared work every row depends on was billed to whichever row happened to be first. Each row now
  reports its own time and its own AI spend, with the shared setup shown separately and the pools
  that fed more than one row named. Waiting for the Plex write-lock is charged to the row that
  waited, so a slow night points at what was slow rather than at whoever was unlucky.

• A download that says it is working. The Logs page's Download .zip and Have an issue?'s
  Download everything were plain links: the browser fetched them in silence while the server
  gathered and zipped the logs, which takes seconds, so nothing on screen changed and the natural
  reading was that the click had missed. Both now say Preparing… while the file is built.

• One label for co-managing tools. Every row now carries a constant shortlist label (Plex
  stores it as Shortlist) alongside its per-person one. Tools that share your Recommended shelf —
  Agregarr's Exclude from Ordering (Plex Label), Kometa's equivalents — take a list of labels to
  leave alone, and Shortlist's per-person labels were no use there: a 46-account server has 46 of
  them plus one per shared row, and the list goes stale the moment somebody joins or leaves. One
  entry now covers every row, for good. It hides nothing and changes nothing about who sees what —
  privacy still runs entirely off the per-person label. Existing rows pick it up the next time they
  are built, so there is nothing to run — but that first run does one extra label write per row you
  already have, and on a server whose Plex is slow to answer writes it may be a noticeably longer
  night. Once only; the log names every row as it goes.

Fixed

• A {top_seed} row no longer falls back to "✨ Picked for You" for people who have plenty of
  history (#84). A row titled "Because you
  watched…" needs a pick that came from something the person watched, and it only ever looked at the
  single best pick. Some sources suggest a title without following one — what's trending, what's
  popular on your server, a web-search find — so if one of those ranked first, the row acted as
  though the person had no history at all, with a dozen perfectly good seeded picks right behind it.
  It now takes the strongest pick that actually has a seed. That is why this was happening on
  established accounts and not just new ones.

  Still open in that issue: when there genuinely is no seed — a brand-new account — the row is named
  from a hardcoded "✨ Picked for You" that ignores your own row-name setting. Fixing that properly
  means changing what a row with no title of its own is called, and per-user rows are told apart by
  their titles, so it is a change with teeth. It is not shipping in a patch release.

• "Remove or delete" looks like what it does. In a row's editor it was grey text that did not
  read as a control at all, let alone one that ends in deleting a row. It now matches the Delete on
  the Rows page — red, outlined, with a bin. It still only takes you to the section at the bottom of
  the page rather than acting, because removing and deleting reach into other people's Plex and
  Cancel does not undo them.