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* feat: add hardcover API key and sync settings to KoboSync and KoboUserSettings entities * feat(hardcover): enhance sync functionality to use per-user API keys - Updated HardcoverSyncService to utilize user-specific Hardcover API keys for syncing reading progress. - Modified syncProgressToHardcover method to accept userId, allowing for personalized sync settings. - Improved logging to include userId in sync operations for better traceability. - Adjusted KoboReadingStateService to pass userId when triggering sync to Hardcover. * feat(database): update kobo_location_source column size and add hardcover settings - Increased the size of the kobo_location_source column to accommodate longer location strings from Kobo devices. - Added new columns for hardcover API key and sync settings in the kobo_user_settings table to enhance user customization. * refactor(hardcover): update tests to use user-specific Kobo settings - Replaced AppSettingService with KoboSettingsService in HardcoverSyncServiceTest to utilize user-specific settings. - Modified syncProgressToHardcover method calls to include userId for personalized sync operations. - Added a new test case to handle scenarios where user settings are not found, ensuring robust error handling. --------- Co-authored-by: akiraslingshot <akiraslingshot@gmail.com>
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