docs: scope magazine contents-view redesign and legal source browsing

No code change. Added to TODO.md:

- Magazine contents view (#s-magazine): logged three candidate layouts
  as open options rather than picking one -- three-column page/text/
  figures, synthesis-state-and-inline-play (the recommended quick win
  under any layout), and a flipbook with content columns underneath.
  Needs a decision before implementation.

- Browsing free PDF magazine sources: the two sites given as examples
  (freemagazines.top, pdf-magazines.org) redistribute current commercial
  titles without licence, so no scraper was built against them. Scoped
  instead against OPDS catalogues, archive.org's public-domain
  periodicals, publisher-run free issues, and open-access journals.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

CHANGELOG.md

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+## [1.27.1] — 2026-09-12
+
+### Added
+- **Roadmap: magazine contents view redesign and legal magazine-source browsing**, both scoped in `TODO.md` — no
+  code change.
+  - Contents view (`#s-magazine`'s article list): logged three candidate layouts as open options rather than
+    picking one — a three-column page-thumbnail/text/figures view, a synthesis-state-and-inline-play list (the
+    recommended quick win regardless of layout), and a flipbook with extracted text underneath. Needs a decision
+    before implementation.
+  - Magazine-source browsing: the two sites suggested as examples turned out to be unlicensed redistributors of
+    current commercial titles, so no scraper was built against them. Scoped instead against sources that are
+    actually usable — OPDS catalogues (also covers a self-hosted Calibre-Web/Kavita/Komga library), archive.org's
+    public-domain periodicals, publisher-run free issues, and open-access journals.
+
+---
+
 ## [1.27.0] — 2026-09-12
 
 ### Fixed

TODO.md

@@ -356,6 +356,18 @@ casting. The original PDF remains the visual source of truth while approved arti
       *(images shown, matched to reading position; caption text is not separately spoken)*
 - [~] Add confidence warnings, extraction diffs, and manual text correction before audio generation.
       *(confidence badges + block-level boundary editing done; no extraction diff view or free-text correction)*
+- [ ] **Redesign the magazine contents view** (`#s-magazine`, the article list for one issue). Today it is a flat
+      list of title + page range + badge + Review button, which shows nothing of the issue itself: no page, no
+      opening text, no figure, no sign of which articles already have audio. Requested directions, none decided:
+    - **Three columns.** Page thumbnail · headline + opening text · the article's figures. Reads down the issue
+      page by page in column one, with the text and the pictures beside it.
+    - **Synthesis state per row.** A "synthesised / not synthesised" marker, the MP3's duration as mm:ss, and an
+      inline play button — so the list doubles as the playlist instead of having to enter an article to find out.
+    - **Flipbook.** The PDF as a page-turning spread (issuu.com as the reference), with the extracted content of
+      the visible pages in two columns underneath it.
+      Decide the shape first — the three ideas are not variants of one layout, and the middle one (synthesis state)
+      is worth having under any of them. Whatever is chosen has to keep working at phone width and stay navigable
+      by keyboard and screen reader; a flipbook in particular needs a non-gestural alternative.
 
 ### P2 — Advanced magazine intelligence
 
@@ -372,6 +384,27 @@ casting. The original PDF remains the visual source of truth while approved arti
       *(per-page fallback done, now a real two-engine chain: vision OCR escalates when a page needs OCR or scores
       poorly, KDL Frontier Parser nano is the vision fallback, tesseract is the last resort; no formal benchmark)*
 
+### P2 — Finding magazines to read
+
+- [ ] **Browse and search online PDF magazine sources from inside the app**, so an issue can be found and pulled in
+      without leaving for a browser and uploading by hand. Wanted: a catalogue of sources, a search across them, and
+      a one-click "ingest this issue".
+      **Blocked on a source decision, and that decision is the whole task.** The two sites named as examples
+      (`freemagazines.top`, `pdf-magazines.org`) redistribute current commercial titles — c't, BBC Wildlife,
+      AirForces Monthly — without the publishers' licence, so building a scraper against them is out: it is
+      copyright infringement regardless of who presses the button, and both would be trivially blocked or taken
+      down anyway. Sources that can be built against, in rough order of usefulness here:
+    - **OPDS catalogues** — the open standard for exactly this. Calibre-Web, Kavita and Komga all serve OPDS, so a
+      generic OPDS client also covers the user's own library on the NAS. Start here.
+    - **Internet Archive** (`archive.org` API) — a genuinely large public-domain and openly-licensed periodical
+      collection, with a documented search API and no scraping needed.
+    - **Publisher-run free issues and RSS/Atom feeds** — heise gives away sample c't issues, many trade titles
+      publish a free archive. Per-publisher work, but legitimate and high quality.
+    - **Open-access journals** (DOAJ, arXiv, PubMed Central) — if the appetite is reading rather than magazines
+      specifically, these are the largest legal corpus by far and all have real APIs.
+      Whatever is added, check licensing, rate limits and terms per source before wiring it (core rule 8), honour
+      `robots.txt`, and keep each source behind its own provider interface so one going away does not break the rest.
+
 Three full regression runs of *Der Sturm* against the hand-corrected reference.
 Everything below is measured, not estimated. Artefacts live in
 `config/regression_snapshots/der_sturm/` (`*_manual.json` are the human

VERSION

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-1.27.0
+1.27.1