feat(mcp): return full library metadata from list_library - #32
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Add LitresClient.normalize_library_item() to shape /users/me/arts items into stable metadata (authors, narrators, series, cover, purchase date, rating, DRM flags, etc.). MCP list_library now returns that full dict instead of only id/title. Web build_books reuses the same normalizer so both surfaces stay in lockstep.
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Add LitresClient.normalize_library_item() to shape /users/me/arts items into stable metadata (authors, narrators, series, cover, purchase date, rating, DRM flags, etc.). MCP list_library now returns that full dict instead of only id/title. Web build_books reuses the same normalizer so both surfaces stay in lockstep.