feat(agent): add mirror failover, agent client refactor, status 401 detection

- Mirror pool with health tracking and exponential backoff for failed hosts
- Agent client routes requests through mirror pool with retry semantics
- New `unarr mirrors` command to inspect mirror state and force failover
- `unarr status` now detects 401 from /agent/register and suggests `unarr login`
  instead of the generic "Could not fetch account info" message
- Config supports multiple ScanPaths for upcoming multi-path library scan
- Draft plan for bidirectional library sync (CLI ↔ Web) under Docs/plans/
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Deivid Soto 2026-05-15 16:26:43 +02:00
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package cmd
import (
"github.com/torrentclaw/unarr/internal/agent"
"github.com/torrentclaw/unarr/internal/config"
)
// newAgentClientFromConfig builds an agent.Client wired with the mirror pool
// from the user's TOML config. Use this instead of agent.NewClient in any
// long-running command (daemon, status loop, etc.) so a `.com` outage rolls
// over to `.to` / .onion without restarting the agent.
//
// The function lives in cmd/ rather than agent/ because it has to know
// about the config struct, and cmd/ is the only place that owns the
// "wire defaults + user overrides" rule.
func newAgentClientFromConfig(cfg config.Config, userAgent string) *agent.Client {
return agent.NewClientWithMirrors(
cfg.Auth.APIURL,
cfg.Auth.Mirrors,
cfg.Auth.APIKey,
userAgent,
)
}