tlk-tune v0.2.0

Added

• The cover is drawn as a real picture in terminals that speak kitty's
  graphics protocol or sixel, at the resolution the panel can actually hold
  rather than one pixel per half cell. AlbumArtMode picks the protocol, or
  leaves it to be worked out from the terminal; half blocks stay the default
  and the fallback.
• --config <file> points the whole profile — settings, session, statistics —
  at another folder, so the player can run from a stick.
• --preview takes --rows for a given window height and --screen for the
  settings and help screens, and renders the frame the window really settles
  on rather than an empty one.
• Linux and macOS builds. --install has a unix half: ~/.local/bin, plus a
  desktop entry on Linux so a file manager offers it for audio files.
• Releases carry a SHA256SUMS file, and CI checks the declared minimum Rust
  version and the advisory database.
• Sorting by album, which groups a library the way it was bought rather than
  the way it was named. Files with no album tag group by folder instead.
• w saves the queue, or whatever the list is showing after a search or a
  filter, as an extended m3u8 beside your music. Paths are written
  relative where they can be, so moving the folder does not break the list.

Changed

• The PCM buffer is taken in blocks rather than one allocation sized from
  the duration in the container. A stream that would not say how long it
  was used to stop after ten minutes, and a short track paid for a long
  one.

Fixed

• --preview looked for a cover inside the file but not beside it, unlike the
  player itself.
• Whether a console was really attached was only ever checked on Windows, so
  redirecting the output anywhere else would have drawn frames forever.
• The manifest claimed a minimum Rust version that its own dependencies did
  not support.

Checking a download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS            # linux, macos
Get-FileHash <file> -Algorithm SHA256   # windows