tlk-tune v0.1.0

First release.

Playback

• Native decoding through symphonia for MP3, FLAC, WAV, OGG, Opus, M4A, AAC
  and AIFF. No ffmpeg, no codec pack, one executable.
• WASAPI output through cpal. The device opens on the first track and stays
  open, so track changes are gapless.
• Optional crossfade of up to twelve seconds, started before the outgoing
  track ends so the two actually overlap.
• Ten band equaliser, 31 Hz to 16 kHz at ±12 dB, with seven presets. Flat is
  bypassed entirely.
• Volume levelling to EBU R 128. Each track is measured once and corrected
  from the first sample on every later play, with a soft limiter in place of
  hard clipping.
• Playback starts while the file is still decoding; seeking is clamped to what
  has been decoded so it never lands in silence.

Library

• Folders and m3u, m3u8 and pls playlists are both valid library roots.
  ~, %VAR% and $VAR are expanded.
• Tag reads are cached by size and modification time, so only new or edited
  files are opened again on a later start.
• Search ignores accents: oguzhan finds Oğuzhan, dunya finds Dünya.
• Views for all, liked, most played and recently played, plus artist and
  folder filters and four sort orders.
• Play counts are recorded once a track has really been listened to.

Interface

• Mouse throughout: the transport buttons, the waveform as a seek bar, the
  volume bar, rows, the queue, the wheel, and every control in the settings.
• Album art drawn in colour from the embedded cover or a cover.jpg beside
  the track; a procedural spinning record when there is none.
• Live FFT spectrum, braille waveform, and an audio reactive sphere.
• Synced lyrics with word level highlighting from a sidecar .lrc or LRCLIB,
  shiftable per track when the published timings do not match the recording.
• Settings screen with seven tabs covering colours, elements, animation, the
  equaliser, library folders, hotkeys and about.
• English and Turkish, switchable without restarting.
• Fits the window: the list shrinks on a short terminal and the record panel
  steps aside rather than letting the frame scroll away.

Elsewhere

• Online search, streaming over HTTP range requests and downloads through
  yt-dlp when it is installed.
• Media keys work while the terminal is in the background.
• The track, position, volume and queue survive between runs.
• --config points the whole profile — settings, session and statistics — at
  another folder, so the player can run from a stick.
• --install puts the player on the user PATH under both tlk-tune and
  tune, and adds a right-click entry for audio files. --uninstall reverses
  all of it. Neither needs administrator rights.