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Add try/catch around `request.json()` in all POST routes to return a 400 instead of crashing on malformed bodies. Validate `type` as a strict `"movie" | "tv"` enum in search, discover, import, and resolve routes. Validate `tmdbId` as a positive integer. Add a `SORT_BY_PATTERN` regex and page-range check (1–500) to the discover route. Wrap all outbound TMDB calls in try/catch and return 502 on failure so clients get a structured error rather than an unhandled rejection. Fix optimistic-update rollbacks in `use-title-actions`: capture `prevStatus` and `prevWatches` before each mutation and restore both atoms in the catch block for catchUp, handleMarkSeason, handleUnmarkSeason, and single-episode toggle. Fix a bug in `getContinueWatchingFeed` where the watchDateMap could hold a stale date for episodes watched more than once; the map now keeps the most-recent `watchedAt` per episode.
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