What it does: runs the same outlier search as find_long_hooks (long-form YouTube,
2023 or later, views at least min_outlier times the channel's usual), then looks at
each video's thumbnail beside its title and says what the pair is doing.

What comes back: the run's `finds`, ranked. Each is a real package, as YouTube shows
it: title (verbatim) and thumbnail_url (the size YouTube really served, the picture
the analysis looked at; thumbnail_checked says so), channel, watch_url, views,
channel_median_views, outlier, outlier_score (0 to 100 on one fixed scale, so finds
from different runs rank together), outlier_tier, channel_size and posted_at, plus the analysis: title_device (curiosity_gap, contrarian_claim,
specific_number, how_to, listicle, challenge, story, question, warning, comparison,
authority, timeliness, identity_callout, other), title_template (the title as a
fill-in structure), thumbnail_text (the words printed on the thumbnail, read by a vision
model; null when none), thumbnail_text_role (repeats_title, adds_to_title,
contrasts_title, no_text; counted from title_overlap, the share of the thumbnail's words
that are also in the title, where that can be), thumbnail_subject, thumbnail_faces,
thumbnail_emotion,
thumbnail_colors, thumbnail_composition, thumbnail_devices, angle, gap (what the picture shows that the title does not say, and the
question that leaves), promise, steal_it and audience, plus cut_on_phone (the title is
longer than 60 characters, where a phone roughly cuts it; approximate) and on_subject
(yes or partly: whether the look judged the package to be about your topic; a package
judged not to be is dropped and the next one takes its slot; null on a link run). analysed
is false when a package could not be looked at (its look is asked twice, and the next
candidate takes the slot if it fails twice); it is still a real package.

The run's report then holds title_patterns and thumbnail_patterns (what at least two
of the packages share, each naming their video_ids) and ideas: up to `ideas` (6 by
default, 0 for none) packages WRITTEN for your topic from those patterns, each a title
a thumbnail concept and thumbnail_text (the words to print on it), naming the real
packages it is based_on. report.ideas_label is always "Written by Hook Detector from
the patterns in these real packages": show it with them, never present an idea as a
real video's title; an idea over 70 characters, with more than 5 words for its
thumbnail or repeating a real title is dropped. report.numbers counts the packages:
title_chars and title_words
(medians), titles_with_number, titles_with_question, titles_cut_on_phone (with
phone_title_chars, the approximate length a phone cuts a title at), thumbnails_with_text
and thumbnail_words (over the analysed ones), and the title_devices, thumbnail_devices and
emotions that repeat (name, count); age_cohorts repeats the counts for packages posted in
the last split_days days (recent) and for older ones, with the undated apart.
report.landscape is the subject at a glance, as on find_long_hooks.

Arguments: topic 3 to 500 characters, or a channel's or a long-form video's YouTube
address exactly as on find_long_hooks (a channel's own outliers, or that one video; no
ideas are written for a link, use remix_find); count 1 to 30 (default 12); language,
country, min_outlier, posted_within_days, channel_size and reuse as on
find_long_hooks; idempotency_key and wait_seconds as on find_hooks.

Cost: reserves up to 70 credits for 24 packages or fewer and 3 more for each package
above that (88 at 30; down to 25) and charges only the provider calls it
made: the searches, one call per channel measured, and one for each video whose date
had to be read exactly. Looking at a thumbnail costs no credit. After a find_long_hooks run on the same topic it is close
to free. A failed run costs nothing, and so does a run that finds nothing, inside the
allowance.

Timing and next step: how long a run takes has not been measured yet, so never assume
a time. Call get_run with wait_seconds=50 until status is done or failed;
progress.items holds the packages looked at so far as cards and progress.scan the videos
it is looking at while it runs. Same as POST /v1/packaging. Needs the research
permission.