NextPull: Raid & Mythic+

This release changes one thing, and it is the invisible kind: how content reaches you. The reader accepted content packages up to 16 MiB, while the channel already had a way past that - a reader can decline an edition built for a newer one and keep what it has. That door was never connected, so the oldest shipped reader's ceiling had quietly become the product's ceiling. It is now decided by the package itself: while it fits an older reader it is still served to one, and when it no longer does, the manifest says so and older readers hold their last good edition instead of reporting a failed download. One message is corrected with it. A package built for a newer reader is also larger than an older one accepts, and the size was checked first - so "this needs a newer app" reached you as "this download is bad". Those are different things, and they call for different actions. Guide content is identical to 1.6.0. Also: a nextpull:// link now opens the page it names. Both platforms have declared the scheme for three releases while the link only opened the app on its own front page - on iOS the engine already supported this and it was simply not switched on, and on macOS the engine has no such path at all, so this release wires it. A link to a page that does not exist lands on an explanation with a way onward, not a blank screen. One more: the hero talent trees finally have their Chinese names. 771 entries across 38 names had been kept in the source's own words and marked as such, because fourteen attempts to find a checkable Chinese string all searched databases and talent calculators - places that carry spells and items and have no entity for a talent tree at all. Blizzard had published the names in prose: its hero talents preview exists in both languages under one article id, and every tree there states the two specializations it belongs to, so the correspondence is Blizzard's own rather than anyone's translation.