yiekheng b993de43bc Reader: fix resume bug, add loading skeleton, scraping protection, bounded image cache
- Resume scroll position only when arriving via 继续阅读 (?resume=1).
  Plain chapter-list / drawer clicks now actively scroll to top on mount.
- Progress format extended to {chapter, page, ratio} for within-page
  precision; legacy bare-number and {chapter, page} still read correctly.
- Tappable skeleton logo (sunflower outline, spins) while a page loads;
  tap force-fetches a fresh signed URL.
- Viewport-priority image loading: second IntersectionObserver at margin 0
  marks truly-visible pages, drives <img fetchpriority="high"> and fires
  immediate single-page fetches that cut the batch queue.
- Bounded image cache: unmount previous chapter's <img> elements when
  currentPage > 5 into the new chapter; placeholders stay for layout.
  One AbortController per live chapter; unmount aborts in-flight batches.
- Hashed chapter IDs on the wire via hashids; DB PKs unchanged.
- Origin/Referer allowlist + rate limiting on all /api/* routes via a
  withGuards(opts, handler) wrapper (eliminates 6-line boilerplate x5).
- robots.txt allows Googlebot/Bingbot/Slurp/DuckDuckBot/Baiduspider/
  YandexBot only; disallows /api/ for all UAs.
- Extract pure helpers for future TDD: lib/scroll-ratio.ts (calcScrollRatio,
  scrollOffsetFromRatio), lib/progress.ts (parseProgress + injectable
  StorageLike), lib/rate-limit.ts (optional { now, store, ipOf } deps),
  lib/api-guards.ts.
- New env keys: HASHIDS_SALT, ALLOWED_ORIGINS (wired into docker-compose).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.

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First, run the development server:

npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
# or
pnpm dev
# or
bun dev

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You can start editing the page by modifying app/page.tsx. The page auto-updates as you edit the file.

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