feat(core,app,android,ios): more like this and browse by genre, studio, person

pstr_core::discover scores every title against another by shared
director, studio, genres, leading tags and format, leaves out its own
franchise and keeps one title per other franchise. It drives a "More
like this" row under a title's episodes and, seeded by the title most
recently watched to the end, a "Because you watched" row on the library
of titles not yet started.

Genre chips on the title page now open a page of every title with that
genre, and the studios and director move from the line of facts onto
chips of their own that do the same. The desktop has a Browse page whose
back link returns to the title; Android and iOS show it over the library
pane. The bridge exposes more_like, browse and facet_kind.

Also moves a doc comment the My List commit left on the wrong function.

docs/METADATA.md

@@ -148,8 +148,19 @@ titles are one director's, and that is not a shelf — and a genre only under 40
 of the library. Four at most, over the unfiltered library. Here: *Directed by
 Satoshi Kon*, *From MADHOUSE*, *From MAPPA*, *From Production I.G*.
 
-**The title page** adds the season, studios, director and next airing episode
-to its line of facts, and the tags beside the genres.
+**The title page** adds the season and next airing episode to its line of
+facts, the tags beside the genres, and the studios and director as chips of
+their own. Each genre, studio and director chip opens a page of every title
+carrying it (`pstr_core::discover::Facet`).
+
+**More like this.** `pstr_core::discover::more_like` scores every other title
+by what it shares with this one — a director 4, a studio 3, a genre 2, one of
+the first eight tags 1, the format 1 on top of anything else — and offers those
+scoring 4 or more: a director, or two genres, but never one genre alone. The
+title's own franchise is left out and each other franchise offers only its best
+match. The same scoring, seeded by the title most recently watched to the end
+and limited to titles not started, is the library's *Because you watched* row.
+No request: it reads only what the match already stored.
 
 **Android.** The same, through the bridge: `AndroidEngine::arrangement`
 returns the grid's tiles and the shelves as keys into `library`'s titles, and

docs/USER_GUIDE.md

@@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ show it once.
 - **My List** has the titles you put aside to watch, the last one added first.
 - **Recently added** has the titles that arrived in the last two weeks and that you have not
   started. Their tiles say **New**. What was already there when you added a share is not new.
+- **Because you watched Frieren** has titles like the last one you watched to the end, that you
+  have not started. It needs posters and descriptions.
 - **Shelves** such as **Airing now**, **Directed by Satoshi Kon** or **From MADHOUSE** appear when
   posters and descriptions are on. The app shows at most four, and only for a director, studio or
   genre with at least three titles. On a shelf, a show that is still airing says when its next
@@ -98,6 +100,11 @@ top.
   its picture. Right-click an episode and choose **Mark
   watched up to here** to tick it and every episode before it.
 - **In this franchise** lists the other parts of the series, when posters and descriptions are on.
+- **More like this**, under the episodes, lists titles in your library that share the most with
+  this one: its director, studio, genres, tags and format. It leaves out the title's own
+  franchise, and shows one title from each other franchise. It needs posters and descriptions.
+- The genre chips under the description open a page with every title of that genre in your
+  library. So do the **Studio** and **Director** chips. Back, or **Esc**, returns to the title.
 - With posters and descriptions on, a show's logo takes the place of its name at the top of the
   page and on the library's banner, and each episode says how long it runs. A film says how long
   it runs in the line under its name.