Polish library cards: prioritize titles and authors over tags

[niklhut]

Problem

Tags currently appear on every library card, consuming scarce vertical space in the dense collection grid. They add visual noise before the user has chosen a tag-based browsing task, while author names are constrained to one line.

Scope

• Remove user tags from the default book-card layout.
• Preserve tag filtering and tag search as collection-management tools.
• Use the regained space to make author information easier to read, including wrapping to a sensible maximum where needed.
• Retain clear compact indicators for information that changes immediate action, such as lending state, wishlist state, and physical location.
• Check the card hierarchy at mobile, two-column, and dense desktop grid sizes.

Acceptance criteria

• The default library grid is less visually cluttered without hiding core availability/state information.
• Full author names are not needlessly truncated when the visual budget permits.
• Users can still find and apply tag filters quickly.
• Card height and scanability remain consistent across common title/author lengths.
• Keyboard and pointer interactions remain accessible.

[coderabbitai]

🔗 Related PRs

#84 - chore: Remove the library select mode [merged]
#171 - feat: add collapsible book descriptions [merged]

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