nāda v0.1.2

• Follows your theme: with varna
  installed, nāda takes the current theme's colours (its own pick under
  tools.nada, else the desktop's), accent included, and restyles the
  moment the theme changes, while it plays. Without varna, nothing changes.
• Placeholder covers use the theme's colours too.

nada v0.1.1

• A website (GitHub Pages, https://theyashsawarkar.github.io/nada/): the README as a home page, the
  changelog, and architecture decision records (docs/adr/), built from these files by
  scripts/build-site.py; CI checks the site is up to date.
• Waybar module: the bars in the accent colour; a pause sign (not flat
  bars) while paused.

nāda v0.1.0

First release.

• Home: the playing song's lyrics, large, synced and centred on the line
  being sung (click a line to jump there); the cover, title, singers, film
  or album, views and release age, and the next three songs on the right.
• Queue with played / now playing / added by you / autoplay sections;
  every row shows views and how long ago the song came out. Vim editing
  (dd, J/K, yy/p, V, u, Ctrl+r), drag to reorder, × to remove.
• Autoplay like YouTube: a YouTube song's own mix, or the rest of a local
  song's album and its artist; refills as the queue runs low; M toggles it.
• YouTube search (yt-dlp, no account) with views and age on each result;
  stream links are renewed before they expire, and a failed stream is
  renewed and retried.
• Downloads (D): Opus (no re-encoding) into
  ~/Music/YouTube/<Artist>/<Title>.opus with tags, cover and a .lrc;
  the queue entry becomes the file in place, playback carries on.
• Lyrics from a .lrc, the file's tags or LRCLIB, with YouTube titles
  cleaned up first; :lyrics <search> to pick by hand.
• Library in columns (artists, albums, genres, folders), playlists
  mixing files and YouTube (:w, :e), a mini player (z), vim
  commands (:sleep, :seek, :vol, :yt, :play…).
• Desktop: MPRIS (media keys, playerctl, KDE Connect), nada ctl,
  nada status, nada waybar, song-change notifications.