⚡ Optimize library updates with batch processing#44
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Modified `LibraryRepository.refreshLibraryUpdates` to collect all updated items from concurrent network requests and perform a single batch `insertItems` call at the end, instead of inserting items for each updated novel individually. This reduces database transaction overhead significantly when multiple novels have updates. - Added `LibraryRepositoryUpdateTest` to verify that `insertItems` is called exactly once for a batch of updates. - Preserved partial failure handling: if fetching details for one novel fails, it returns an empty list and does not affect other updates. Co-authored-by: Aatricks <113598245+Aatricks@users.noreply.github.com>
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LibraryRepository.refreshLibraryUpdatesto use a single database transaction for all updates, reducing overhead.Verified with a new test
LibraryRepositoryUpdateTest.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13240552682179157863 started by @Aatricks