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[codex] Retain recent playback progress at capacity - #8
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Once a device had progress for 120 distinct titles, saving a newly watched title immediately discarded its progress because normalization retained the first 120 inserted keys. Retain the 120 most recently updated valid entries so Continue Watching continues tracking new titles and revisited titles remain eligible.
Add regressions for the append/save/reload flow at capacity, refreshed-title eviction, malformed entries, and the renderer's persisted progress and Continue Watching behavior. Bump release metadata to 2.3.5 and keep desktop, LG, and Samsung source manifest versions aligned.
Validation: npm run test:consumer, npm run test:packaged-smoke, and git diff --check passed. The regression fails against the original implementation. Packaged Harbor retained 120 entries after recording 121 titles, evicted the oldest, and kept the newest title's progress, season, and episode in Continue Watching. Independent final and integration reviews passed. Tests used isolated profiles and preserved user data.
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