Follow the player, and put the ad button on the episode screen

Peter: "combining the player and episode screens is weird. Now I end
up with a different episode playing than shown because it doesn't
follow what's playing. And there should be an ad skip button in the
player."

Both are consequences of the merge rather than arguments against it.
The screen is the player now, so when the queue advanced the screen
stayed on the episode that had finished -- and its transport then
belonged to an episode nobody was listening to, so pressing play there
would restart it over the one that was.

It follows only when it was already showing the playing episode.
Opening an older episode while something else plays is a deliberate
act, and a screen that snatched itself away mid-read would be a worse
bug than this one. The route argument could not answer it alone: the
queue advances with no navigation at all.

The ad button sends the same session command the notification button
sends rather than reimplementing it. That gesture is four meanings
deep -- press, press again, come back inside the jump, come back past
it -- and two copies of it would drift. It carries the same
circle-and-slash so the two read as one control in two places. It is
on the episode screen for the same reason it is on the notification:
detection accounts for roughly 38% of the advertising the feeds imply,
so most of what gets heard was never found.

Verified on the emulator with two twenty-second episodes queued: the
screen was showing the first, playback reached its end, and the screen
moved to the second on its own.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018AwnALZL6bD4VBtATDVv3B

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