Claude
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- Fix "Body cannot be empty" error on DELETE by making the JSON content-type parser tolerate empty bodies, and by only sending Content-Type from the frontend when a request actually has one. - Deleting a source now cascades: raw content items and any article composed entirely from that source are removed too, plus their media. - Add admin endpoints/UI to clear all articles, all media, or a single source's content without deleting the source, so things can be repopulated fresh. - Sources can now be assigned multiple categories via checkboxes (instead of free text) and edited in place, not just added/deleted. - Add a "News" default category (seeded fresh, backfilled on existing DBs) so general news sources have a real home instead of the pseudo-category "Top stories", which is just the homepage's all-categories chronological view. - Widen the site's content column 15% (1080px -> 1242px). - Add YouTube as its own source type/ingestion module: pulls a channel's public Atom feed, and each video always publishes directly as its own article (title, embedded video, publish date, description) rather than going through the cross-source clustering/synthesis pipeline.
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