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Fix queue worker failure handling and thumbnail fallbacks

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A local web UI for a system-wide `ani-cli` install.
Current version: `0.29.0`
Current version: `0.29.1`
## Project Layout
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- Search-page queue polling also guards against stale out-of-order refresh responses now.
- Queue log writes are batched during active downloads to reduce SQLite churn on noisy jobs.
- Queue persistence now stores core job metadata and logs in structured SQLite columns instead of treating the whole job as one large JSON blob.
- Queue worker startup failures now degrade into a normal failed job state instead of crashing the background queue thread.
- Failed and canceled downloads now clean their project-local staging directories automatically so partial files do not accumulate under `.ani-cli-web/staging/`.
- Failed thumbnail refresh attempts now record a retry timestamp, so unresolved covers back off instead of immediately requerying upstream sources on every later warm-up.
- Download-to-watchlist fallback matching now keeps season and part identity intact while still tolerating equivalent season notation such as `2nd Season` vs `Season 2`.
- Project-local runtime state under `.ani-cli-web/`.
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- If a show disappears while a thumbnail warm-up batch is running, that entry is skipped cleanly instead of failing the whole batch request.
- Thumbnail image tags only hit the local route for already-cached files, so opening the watchlist no longer triggers a per-card remote lookup burst.
- AnimeSchedule is tried first for cover lookup.
- Stale stored AnimeSchedule routes and AniDB IDs now fall back to fresh title-based lookups instead of aborting the whole thumbnail refresh attempt.
- If a season-labeled title fails as-is, lookup retries with simplified base-title queries.
- AniDB is used as a fallback when AnimeSchedule does not resolve a cover.
- AniDB fallback reuses the cached parsed title list directly to keep repeated lookups lighter.