EZPlayer 0.6.12

A bugfix release with fixes from your error reports and better FPP MultiSync + settings API for integrations.

Bugfixes

Not sending data to some controllers that were already running when EZPlayer started.
Handle some sparse FSEQ files written by recent xLights that had >255 sparse ranges and were not properly recorded in the FSEQ header.
Controller uploads of multi-connection polylines.
A network hiccup could hang the cloud poller and a few other services.
The renderer watchdog doesn't make a false report when machine wakes from sleep.
Security updates for several dependencies.

Separate Remote Falcon schedule and playlists: when the viewer page and Remote Falcon both run, Remote Falcon can have its own windows and song list, for example a shorter list than the viewer page or different hours. See the manual under Viewer Control - "Real Soon Now" (TM).
Send song list now button in the Remote Falcon settings: resends your playlist to Remote Falcon on demand and shows the error if the sync fails. Use it after editing sequences on the Remote Falcon site.

Media sync packets are now sent alongside sequence packets, as FPP and xSchedule masters do, so audio-following remotes (such as PulseMesh) track the song position. The new Send audio sync too switch (on by default) controls this; turn it off to keep FPP remotes that hold the same audio file silent.
Every sync packet now describes the frame being output at that instant, never a frame ahead of the lights.
pStatus is pushed immediately on every playback event (song start/end, play, skip, stop, pause, resume, queue changes) and carries a position with sequence and audio time.

Settings API: GET /api/ezp/playback-settings returns the current settings object, and GET/POST /api/ezp/playback-settings/<path> (for example sync/multisync or volumeControl/defaultVolume) reads or replaces one part without touching the rest. See the API reference.

Crash dumps are found on macOS and Linux as well as Windows, and an unclean-exit report now says whether a dump was written, which separates a crash from a power loss or kill.