fix: support current official Miruro mirrors

README.md

@@ -81,6 +81,8 @@ Tubular requests the Kitty keyboard protocol's escape-code disambiguation for it
 
 Choose **Miruro** at startup or use `--miruro` to start directly. Its interface is **catalog → series → episodes**, with a separate saved-show library organized by overlapping category tags, without YouTube's Search/Feed tabs or channel controls.
 
+Catalog and episode-metadata requests use the official Miruro 2.0 mirrors (`miruro.cx`, `.pw`, `.ws`, `.to`, `.tv`, `.bz`), not their legacy `www.` versions. Each session starts with `.cx`, remembers the last working mirror, and tries each mirror at most once when a host is unreachable, blocked, redirected, unavailable, or returns an unexpected Content-Type/unreadable body. Requests have a shared 25-second budget with at most five seconds per mirror; rate limits and other invalid/unauthorized requests stop immediately. No per-request randomization, directory scraping, cookies, or Cloudflare bypass is used. If every mirror is blocked, browsing still fails with the number of mirrors attempted and the last failure. Playback retains Terebi's existing `barelystarted.miruro.tv` URL contract; catalog failover does not add playback-mirror support.
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 Catalog autocomplete returns at most eight anime titles, without pagination. Titles show the available format, status, season/year and planned/listed episode counts; press `d` for cover art, a bold title, dimmed metadata and a synopsis excerpt, using the same info layout as YouTube. Press `d` again for the full scrollable synopsis and returned facts; another `d` returns to info, and Esc closes either mode. The series screen lists only actual returned episodes—not planned or absolute episode numbers—with titles, dates and durations when supplied. Selected episode details appear first, above the series synopsis and beside the series cover art in info mode. Listed counts do not guarantee a playable source; Terebi resolves playback.
 
 | Key | Miruro action |