Refactor: Switch Watchlist functionality from TMDB API v4 to v3#599
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Summary
This PR migrates all watchlist-related functionality from TMDB API v4 to API v3.
Reason
TMDB API v4 does not provide straightforward support for removing items from the default watchlist without managing custom list IDs. The default watchlist itself does not expose a usable list ID, which makes item removal unnecessarily complex.
Additionally, API v3 provides simpler session-based authentication and direct watchlist management via the numeric
account_id, which better fits the current application requirements.Changes
account_idretrieval for watchlist operationsImpact