Book Reader Issues (#906)

* Refactored the Font Escaping Regex with new unit tests.

* Fonts are now properly escaped, somehow a regression was introduced.

* Refactored most of the book page loading for the reader into the service.

* Fixed a bug where going into fullscreen in non dark mode will cause the background of the reader to go black. Fixed a rendering issue with margin left/right screwing html up. Fixed an issue where line-height: 100% would break book's css, now we remove the styles if they are non-valuable.

* Changed how I fixed the black mode in fullscreen

* Fixed an issue where anchors wouldn't be colored blue in white mode

* Fixed a bug in the code that checks if a filename is a cover where it would choose "backcover" as a cover, despite it not being a valid case.

* Validate if ReleaseYear is a valid year and if not, set it to 0 to disable it.

* Fixed an issue where some large images could blow out the screen when reading on mobile. Now images will force to be max of width of browser

* Put my hack back in for fullscreen putting background color to black

* Change forwarded headers from All to explicit names

* Fixed an issue where Scheme was not https when it should have been. Now the browser will handle which scheme to request.

* Cleaned up the user preferences to stack multiple controls onto one row

* Fixed fullscreen scroll issue with progress, but now sticky top is missing.

* Corrected the element on which we fullscreen

API/Services/MetadataService.cs

@@ -323,6 +323,12 @@ public class MetadataService : IMetadataService
         series.Metadata.ReleaseYear = series.Volumes
             .SelectMany(volume => volume.Chapters).Min(c => c.ReleaseDate.Year);
 
+        if (series.Metadata.ReleaseYear < 1000)
+        {
+            // Not a valid year, default to 0
+            series.Metadata.ReleaseYear = 0;
+        }
+
         var genres = comicInfos.SelectMany(i => i?.Genre.Split(",")).Distinct().ToList();
         var tags = comicInfos.SelectMany(i => i?.Tags.Split(",")).Distinct().ToList();
         var people = series.Volumes.SelectMany(volume => volume.Chapters).SelectMany(c => c.People).ToList();