streamrip v2.5.0

2.5.0

Thanks to @berettavexee for the unified progress
bar below, and to @Multipixelone for the Nix
flake below.

Progress

• One overall progress bar, counting tracks, for every download. An artist
  or label download used to get a top bar counting albums (3/37 albums), and
  a single album or playlist only the per-track rows of what was downloading
  right then, so on a 59-track playlist you could not tell whether you were at
  track 5 or 50. From the user's side those are the same thing: a lot of tracks,
  and you want to see the overall progress. The album-count bar, the resolve
  spinner ("Obtaining album info…") and the per-source bars are gone; in their
  place is one bar (Overall, 12/15 tracks) that album, playlist and artist
  downloads all share: an artist's total grows as each of its albums starts,
  because its tracks are only known then. A track counts on it whatever its
  outcome, resolved or not, so the bar never stalls on a failure. The bar is
  reset between runs, and its running total is kept by streamrip, not read back
  from Rich's task list, which is reindexed when a task is removed. (#47)

Nix

• A Nix flake (nix build, nix run, nix develop, nix flake check) for
  x86_64-linux, with nixpkgs pinned in flake.lock, on Python 3.14: the
  package with an explicit dependency list kept in sync with pyproject.toml, a
  development shell with the same dependencies plus Poetry and Ruff, and
  FFmpeg, Deno and Chromium on PATH. The package runs the non-browser test
  suite and offline CLI smoke checks (--version, --help, loading a config).
  Renovate keeps the nixpkgs pin up to date, and CI runs nix flake check on
  every change. (#46)