Prowlarr evidence (R-1048) + its apps-page card; the stated app count 62 -> 63; R-1057 filed

- documentation/audits/prowlarr-2026-10-15/: bench (update test proven, C3 failed as it must, soak 7.6 %,
  volume-persistence CLEAN, official-image check), 9202 runs 1-3 (run 1's bump emptied the drill .felhom.yml — a
  test-tool bug, fixed; run 3 re-proved the step and backup -> remove -> restore with the full template), tools.
- website: a Prowlarr card on both apps pages; every stated count 62 -> 63, the media group 19 -> 20; sizing.json +
  sizing-data.json carry Prowlarr (41/44 MB, onboarding), the sizing test and SIZING.md table moved to 63 apps.
- OPEN-ITEMS: R-1057 (a restore of a removed gated app returns without the gate, even from a backup made before the
  setup — measured on 9202); R-1036 notes the count and that wger/plant-it are hidden/abandoned.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rPz1ZhFKsS53msqPYxtS

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-            "text": "Synology and QNAP make NAS (network storage) devices built mainly for storing files, with their own closed software. I offer an open, Docker-based system instead, where the catalog's apps install in a few clicks – from a photo manager to a media server to a password manager. A NAS offers a limited choice of apps and depends on the maker's software updates. With Felhom you choose from 62 apps, and if something is missing, I look at whether it can be added."
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-            "text": "I offer 62 apps – the full list is on the Apps page. A few examples: Immich – a Google Photos alternative that backs up photos and videos automatically. Jellyfin/Plex – your own Netflix for films and series. Nextcloud – store and share files (instead of Google Drive). Vaultwarden – a password manager for the whole family. Paperless-ngx – scan documents and make them searchable. If something is not on the list, ask – I will look at whether it can join the catalog."
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                             <p>Synology and QNAP make NAS (network storage) devices built mainly for storing files, with their own closed software. I offer an open, Docker-based system instead, where the catalog's apps install in a few clicks – from a photo manager to a media server to a password manager.</p>
-                            <p>A NAS offers a limited choice of apps and depends on the maker's software updates. With Felhom you choose from 62 apps, and if something is missing, I look at whether it can be added.</p>
+                            <p>A NAS offers a limited choice of apps and depends on the maker's software updates. With Felhom you choose from 63 apps, and if something is missing, I look at whether it can be added.</p>
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-                            <p>I offer <strong>62 apps</strong> – the full list is on the <a href="/en/apps">Apps</a> page. A few examples:</p>
+                            <p>I offer <strong>63 apps</strong> – the full list is on the <a href="/en/apps">Apps</a> page. A few examples:</p>
                             <p><strong>Immich</strong> – a Google Photos alternative that backs up photos and videos automatically. <strong>Jellyfin/Plex</strong> – your own Netflix for films and series. <strong>Nextcloud</strong> – store and share files (instead of Google Drive). <strong>Vaultwarden</strong> – a password manager for the whole family. <strong>Paperless-ngx</strong> – scan documents and make them searchable.</p>
                             <p>If something is not on the list, ask – I will look at whether it can join the catalog.</p>
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