iOS CarPlay: the phone's bar takes up the car's episode; only playable shows (#442, #443, #444)

#442: a car's pick told the page `replaced`, and the page closed its player bar, so leaving the
car with the episode playing left nothing on the phone to pause it. And when the car launched the
app, the page loaded later and was never told anything played. Now the app sends `nowPlaying`
(the item, its place, playing or not) on a car pick, at the page's `ready`, and on coming
forward, and the page's bar takes it up and drives the phone's player. `replaced` is still
handled for builds before this one.

#443: Shows listed every feed with items, blogs included. Now only feeds with a downloaded file,
and an episode only with a downloaded audio file: /media/{id} answers 404 before the download.

#444: tests/native-bridge.ts read its failure count before the CarPlay checks, so those could
fail and still exit 0. The count is read last now.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RqkrVARreS9wxzH5o2rF7N

web/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0
 ### Added
 
 - In the iOS app, the page registers the phone with ipx for its icon's count, and signing out removes it (#433).
-- In the iOS app, the player bar closes when CarPlay starts a different episode, instead of going on as the old one (#420).
+- In the iOS app, the player bar shows what CarPlay plays, so it can be paused on the phone after leaving the car, including when the app was opened by the car (#420, #442).
 - In the iOS app, the icon's unread count follows the page's: reading and new items change it at once, not the next time the app is opened (#421).
 - In the iOS app, presses are felt: play, pause, flag, pull to refresh, marking read and errors each give the phone's haptic for it (#430).
 - A sleep timer in the player: 5 minutes to an hour, then playback fades out and pauses. In the iOS app the phone keeps the time, so it works with the screen locked; the app and Safari also get an AirPlay button. On a phone the title has the player's top line to itself, with the controls either side of play below it (#429).