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CodeRabbit caught that the rename stopped at src/, leaving the mpv plugin emitting the old CLI flag. - plugin/subminer/session_bindings.lua: openTsukihime -> --open-tsukihime (the old flag no longer exists, so the overlay shortcut was a no-op) - docs-site: rename the integration page, nav entry, and shortcuts row; rewrite the page for the TsukiHime API rather than find-and-replace - changes/: rename the changeset and describe TsukiHime - config.example.jsonc (+ docs-site copy): regenerated from definitions - settings registry: route tsukihime.* to Integrations with the branded TsukiHime label (it was falling through to Advanced) - tsukihimeFetchJson: apiBaseUrl is user config, so a malformed or non-HTTP(S) value now returns a structured error instead of throwing
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type: added area: overlay
- Added a TsukiHime integration for downloading English (and Japanese) subtitles, mirroring the Jimaku flow:
Ctrl+Shift+T(configurable viashortcuts.openTsukihime) opens an in-overlay modal with two language tabs (the first followssecondarySub.secondarySubLanguages, defaulting to English; the second is Japanese) that parses the current video filename, searches TsukiHime releases, lists extracted text subtitle tracks filtered by the active tab, then downloads the chosen track, decompresses it (requires thexzbinary), saves it next to the video with a language suffix (<video>.en.<ext>,.jafor Japanese tracks, etc.), and loads it into mpv immediately - Japanese tracks as the primary subtitle, other languages as the secondary subtitle. No API key is required; also reachable viasubminer --open-tsukihime, the__tsukihime-openkeybinding command, and configurable under a newtsukihimeconfig section. TsukiHime is the successor to Animetosho, which stops processing new releases in May 2026; it imported the Animetosho index and mirrors its attachment storage, so older releases stay reachable.