Track options gain an Open on... entry listing every streaming platform
song.link resolves for the track, served by a new generic
GetTrackPlatformLinks with its own memory cache beside the availability
cache (same request budget). The sheet is data-driven from the platform
map so the app core stays service-agnostic. Completes the bridge
wrappers already landed in 901fa34d; also carries the en strings for
the duplicate review sheet landing next.
Merge origin/l10n_main (PR #428) with a per-key three-way resolution:
Crowdin values win only where main did not change the key since the
last sync, so the unused-key removal, store->repo wording sweep, and
ICU plural fixes survive. Korean is restored at 98% completion and
mapped again in crowdin.yml and both language pickers; ar/hi/nl/zh-CN/
zh-TW stay dropped (37% and below).
Follow-up to the arb removal: unmap ar/hi/ko/nl/zh-CN/zh-TW in
crowdin.yml so crowdin pull does not recreate them, trim the dead
entries from both language pickers, and add the missing uk entry to
the setup-screen picker.
The playlist import picker now also accepts .m3u/.m3u8; EXTINF entries
feed the same Deezer enrichment pipeline as CSV. Collection screens
(wishlist, loved, playlists) gain an export action that resolves each
track to its local file, writes SAF entries relative to the download
tree root so external players and DAP copies resolve them, skips
tracks without a file, and shares the .m3u8 via the system sheet.
Queue, current index, position, and shuffle flag are snapshotted to a
new app_state playback_session table on pause, track change, and queue
mutation (never on position ticks). On launch the session is restored
paused into the mini player; the first play seeks to the saved
position. Plain file paths that no longer exist are dropped, an
explicit stop or mini-player dismiss clears the snapshot, and the
installation-restore guard wipes it alongside the download queue.
Queued rows get a skip-next button that reinserts the item ahead of all
other queued items, so the next free slot picks it up. During an active
native worker run the current batch keeps its order; the new order
applies from the next run.
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