Bump the history schema on both the Kotlin finalizer and the Dart database to v9, adding bitrate (kbps) and format (codec label) columns, and let the download flow fill them from backend/probe metadata so lossy downloads keep a 'AAC 256kbps' label instead of falling back to the stored placeholder. Library filtering and the track metadata screen now read format/bitrate directly from those columns, which also fixes mis-tagged quality badges after re-downloading a track at a different format.
Additional fixes bundled in: EditFileMetadata now routes ReplayGain writes through the M4A path whenever the file starts with ftyp (fixing .flac files that actually hold MP4 containers); GetM4AQuality falls back to the first trak/mdia/mdhd duration when mvhd is zero so EAC3 streams no longer report 0s; and both Kotlin and Dart reject bitrate values below 16 kbps to prevent probe noise from surfacing as '0 kbps' labels. New unit tests cover the EAC3 mdhd fallback and the mis-named M4A replaygain path.
GetM4AQuality previously defaulted to 16-bit whenever the audio sample entry was not ALAC, which silently labeled lossy AAC downloads as CD quality in the library and in extension APIs. Only fill BitDepth when the atom is ALAC (including the ALACSpecificConfig refinement), and leave it as zero for AAC/mp4a, matching how the MP3 and Opus probes already report lossy sources. Tests cover both the ALAC and AAC branches.
- Add 16 Go supplement test files covering extension runtime, providers,
health checks, lyrics, metadata, HTTP utils, library scan, and more
- Add Dart model/utils test suite (test/models_and_utils_test.dart)
- Update settings.g.dart with deduplicateDownloads serialization
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