Take the guide's listings from Schedules Direct, with an account

internal/sd keeps the ZIP code's antenna lineup from Schedules Direct, the
licensed source of Gracenote's data for personal use, in place of the
public grid, which now answers only browsers: two weeks of listings with
long descriptions, cast, original air dates, movie runtimes and star
ratings, and sports teams. Station and program IDs are Gracenote's either
way, so channels, series rules and recordings carry over.

It's a careful client, as Schedules Direct requires: it logs in only when
its day-long token runs out (keeping it across restarts), adds the lineup
once, updates once a day at a minute of its own, asks for the
station-days whose checksums changed and the programs whose did, renews
an expired token once, and stops asking altogether on a refusal (a wrong
password, a locked or expired account, too many logins, a reply that
isn't JSON) until the account is saved again. It identifies itself as
airwaves/<version>, under the personal research terms.

The admin page signs in (Guide listings): the server keeps the user name
and the password's SHA-1, which the API takes, readable by it alone and
out of backups. The app's guide still shows its listing hours, now with
stars, runtime, first air dates, teams and cast where known; recording
rules look the two weeks ahead, and the emulated HDHomeRun's XMLTV
carries them. Without an account nothing changes.

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feat risk score 1.9 of 3, Jev's estimate