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Closes #3, and answers #4: Media apps can be pinned on the home row. Homebrew Media apps such as the jailbreak, Shadow Mount+ and a web file manager are deeplink apps that fail to open from the Media library (m_is_pkg value is false, the CE-105773-3 in #4), so pinning them on the home row is the fix. Stacked on #6 (base v1.4.3).

What changes

• GET /row and POST /row take tab=games|media (default games). Media reads visible = 1 AND dispLocation = 188 in home order.
• The pin triggers run for apps on both tabs and reorder only the tab of the app that fired them. Each tab keeps its own pins: saving one tab keeps the other's.
• One of the first 11 Media places stays unpinned (12 on Games), so the last app opened still lands on the home screen. lineupd refuses a fully pinned save on either tab.
• Triggers from 1.4.3 and older are replaced once at start, after a backup.
• In the app, L1/R1 switch tabs. Media now moves, pins and saves like Games, with the full menu. Pin texts say "apps" instead of "games".
• Moving apps between tabs is not included, because it needs several fields changed and can't be checked safely yet.

Verification

• scripts/test.sh passes, including a new Media scenario: a fully pinned tab is refused, a Media pin holds through a write, saving one tab keeps the other's pins, and a Media save with no pins keeps the Games triggers. The round trip on a real app.db copy also passes.
• scripts/build.sh passes.
• On a PS5 (all 61 deployed files matched the build, by hash):
  • lineupd replaced the 1.4.3 triggers, after a backup.
  • Media pins saved through the API.
  • The app opens with the full UI. The Media tab shows its pins and "of 11". In the app, unpinning two Media apps, pinning another at 3rd and saving gave exactly that in the database, with Games pins unchanged.
• Not checked on the console: the system reordering a tab when an app is opened from the home screen. Launching remotely doesn't write app.db. The host tests cover it against the real database.

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