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fix(seerr): show worldwide popular titles in Explore again

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Overseerr and Jellyseerr bind the `language` query parameter of
`/discover/movies` and `/discover/tv` to `originalLanguage`, which becomes
TMDB's `with_original_language`. Sending the app locale there collapsed both
shelves to titles originally made in that language, so a Portuguese UI saw
only Portuguese films. Those two routes take their display language from the
instance/user locale, which already wins over the query value, so the
parameter was pure filtering with no localization to show for it.

Drop it from the two paged discover routes. Trending, both upcoming rows,
search, details and recommendations keep it: Seerr treats it as the display
language everywhere else.

close #1763
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@@ -89,10 +89,20 @@ class SeerrClient {
// ---------- Discover / search ----------
/// `/discover/movies` — popular movies.
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> getPopularMovies({int page = 1}) => _mediaPage('/discover/movies', page, 'movie');
///
/// Deliberately unlocalized. Overseerr and Jellyseerr bind this route's
/// `language` query parameter to `originalLanguage`, i.e. TMDB's
/// `with_original_language`, so sending the app locale narrows the shelf to
/// titles *originally made* in that language (#1763). The display language
/// here comes from the instance/user locale, which already wins over the
/// query value, so omitting it costs nothing.
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> getPopularMovies({int page = 1}) =>
_mediaPage('/discover/movies', page, 'movie', localized: false);
/// `/discover/tv` — popular series.
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> getPopularTv({int page = 1}) => _mediaPage('/discover/tv', page, 'tv');
/// `/discover/tv` — popular series. Unlocalized for the same reason as
/// [getPopularMovies].
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> getPopularTv({int page = 1}) =>
_mediaPage('/discover/tv', page, 'tv', localized: false);
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> getUpcomingMovies({int page = 1}) =>
_mediaPage('/discover/movies/upcoming', page, 'movie');
@@ -118,8 +128,16 @@ class SeerrClient {
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> getTvRecommendations(int tmdbId, {int page = 1}) =>
_mediaPage('/tv/$tmdbId/recommendations', page, 'tv');
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> _mediaPage(String path, int page, String? coerceMediaType) async {
final data = await _request('GET', path, query: {'page': page, 'language': _language});
/// [localized] adds the app locale as `language`. Only the two paged
/// discover routes opt out; everywhere else Seerr treats it as the display
/// language, which is what we want.
Future<SeerrPage<SeerrMedia>> _mediaPage(
String path,
int page,
String? coerceMediaType, {
bool localized = true,
}) async {
final data = await _request('GET', path, query: {'page': page, if (localized) 'language': _language});
return _parseMediaPage(data, coerceMediaType);
}