feat: switch to headless Calibre management and remove redundant service#10
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This PR refactors the Calibre/LazyLibrarian integration to a 'headless' model:
universal-calibreDocker Mod to LazyLibrarian, enabling directcalibredbmanagement on the shared/booksvolume. This fixesHTTP Error 413: Request Entity Too Largeby bypassing the network upload to the Calibre Content Server.calibre(full desktop GUI) container and its associated volume, as LazyLibrarian now handles the database directly and Calibre-Web provides the frontend.scripts/validate-traefik.shto remove health checks for the defunctcalibresubdomain.config.ini(manually during the session) to point to the localcalibredbbinary and library path.Successfully tested and verified the end-to-end workflow.