Add warning about sounddevice in main.py

[shauneccles]

This pull request adds a warning message in the main.py file to inform developers not to use sounddevice within the file - noting that this should include importing any classes that use/call sounddevice as well.

This is to prevent potential issues and conflicts with pystrays user of threading.

See
#908
https://discord.com/channels/469985374052286474/1226981278449143829
https://discord.com/channels/469985374052286474/1226711270489718915

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a warning message in ASCII art format to enhance user awareness.
• Documentation
  • Reformatted the main function's docstring for better clarity.

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Walkthrough

The recent update introduces a visually distinct ASCII art warning message in the __main__.py file, enhancing user awareness about certain operational considerations. Additionally, the documentation within the main() function has been reformatted for clarity. These changes are primarily cosmetic and do not alter the fundamental behavior or functionality of the application.

Changes

File	Description
ledfx/__main__.py	Added ASCII art warning; Reformatted main() docstring.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 537c80d and 9067895.

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• ledfx/main.py (2 hunks)

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ledfx/__main__.py (2)

9-13: The ASCII art warning message is clear and effectively communicates the caution against using sounddevice. This is a good use of visual emphasis to highlight important information.

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228-230: The reformatted docstring for the main() function is concise and adheres to Python's documentation standards, enhancing readability.

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Actionable comments outside the diff hunks (1)

ledfx/__main__.py (1)

Line range hint 267-268: Consider adding a comment to clarify that the division by zero is intentional for testing purposes. This will help maintain clarity for future maintainers.

+ # Intentionally causing a crash to test the Sentry crash logger
  div_by_zero = 1 / 0