fix(plex): image proxy no longer exhausts the DB connection pool
A collections page fires 100+ concurrent poster requests. Both image proxies (/image and /person-image) authenticated via current_user + Depends(get_db), holding a pooled DB connection for the whole request — including the slow Plex/ CDN fetch. Under the burst, the 15-connection pool was exhausted → QueuePool checkout timeouts → 502s → slow, partially-loaded grids on prod. Fix: authenticate these two high-fan-out endpoints with a signed-session check (no DB user-load), serve disk-cache hits with zero DB access, and on a cold miss open a short session only to resolve the image key + Plex config, releasing it BEFORE the fetch (image_bytes uses no DB). Also raise the pool (20 + 30 overflow) as headroom above the sync-endpoint threadpool.
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export const RELEASE_NOTES: ReleaseEntry[] = [
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version: "0.28.1",
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date: "2026-07-06",
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summary: "Fix: slow / broken Plex poster images on collection-heavy pages.",
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features: [
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"Plex images: fixed the poster/art proxy exhausting the database connection pool when a page fired many poster requests at once (the culprit behind slow, partially-loaded collection grids) — image requests no longer hold a database connection while fetching from Plex, and repeat views are served straight from the disk cache.",
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version: "0.28.0",
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date: "2026-07-06",
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