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perf: compress anime requests and reuse AniList search metadata

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Valdemar Høgsvig Lorenzen
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@@ -80,7 +80,9 @@ Tubular requests the Kitty keyboard protocol's escape-code disambiguation for it
### AniList catalog and on-demand sub playback
Choose **AniList** or use `--anilist`. Search/detail metadata comes directly from `https://graphql.anilist.co` through the existing native TLS client: a 20-second timeout, no redirects, 2 MiB response limit, HTTP/content-type checks and GraphQL-error rejection. Searches return at most eight titles. Nullable artwork, descriptions, scores, planned totals and airing metadata remain unknown rather than being replaced with fabricated values.
Choose **AniList** or use `--anilist`. Search/detail metadata comes directly from `https://graphql.anilist.co` through the existing native TLS client: gzip response compression, a 20-second timeout, no redirects, 2 MiB limits on both wire and decompressed response bodies, HTTP/content-type checks and GraphQL-error rejection. Searches return at most eight titles. Nullable artwork, descriptions, scores, planned totals and airing metadata remain unknown rather than being replaced with fabricated values.
Opening an AniList search result builds catalog episode rows immediately from the metadata already fetched, without a second detail request. `r` still fetches fresh metadata; opening a saved-library show also fetches current detail. Back/forward retains the loaded screen.
**Catalog episode numbers are not source availability.** A finished show's known total supplies catalog episode numbers; a releasing show's `nextAiringEpisode.episode - 1` supplies an airing/catalog count, separate from its planned total. Unreleased shows have no aired numbers. Missing totals/airing information remain unknown, not “zero episodes.” In an unknown-count series, press `i` (configured search/edit), enter a positive canonical episode number, then Enter to select it. Enter again launches that explicit episode. The direct source is **sub only**, never an automatic dub substitute. Numbers do not establish that a stream exists, including for specials or split seasons.