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fix(downloads): stabilize queue and disk recovery

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Keep package rows in their existing visible order across runtime state changes and remove obsolete automatic progress grouping.

Require an active usable provider before starting or resuming downloads, recover temporary disk-write blocks without consuming normal retries, and surface disk waits and extraction failures at package level.

Add focused regression coverage and prepare the v2.0.24 release metadata and changelog.
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All notable changes to Multi-Debrid Downloader are documented in this file.
## [2.0.24] - 2026-08-11
### Download queue
- Kept every package in its existing visible queue position when downloads start, finish, pause, retry, or change status.
- Removed status-driven package grouping and the obsolete automatic progress-sorting setting.
- Blocked start, package start, item start, and resume actions when no active usable download account is available.
- Kept the initial Start action disabled until the main process confirms that an eligible account is active.
### Disk and extraction recovery
- Added a dedicated disk-wait recovery path for full, quota-limited, temporarily busy, and stalled write targets.
- Retried disk-blocked downloads automatically after storage becomes writable without consuming the normal download retry budget.
- Prioritized `Waiting for disk` at package level when one or more files are blocked by storage.
- Reported completed downloads with extraction failures as failed packages instead of showing a misleading completed file count.
- Removed redundant provider names from start, download, data-wait, and disk-wait status labels while preserving diagnostic details.
### Reliability and testing
- Added regression coverage for unavailable and disabled accounts, resume protection, disk-write recovery, retry accounting, package-level disk waits, extraction failures, compact runtime statuses, and stable queue ordering.
- Verified the complete client suite, TypeScript compilation, production build, release metadata, archive contents, and application self-check.
## [2.0.23] - 2026-08-11
### Update experience