v0.5.1

Added

• Scrobbling. Plays are reported to the server so play counts, last-played,
  and Last.fm/ListenBrainz (if you've linked them in Navidrome) all update. On
  servers with the OpenSubsonic playbackReport extension (Navidrome 0.62+) it
  reports playback state and the server decides; otherwise it uses classic
  scrobble, marking a play once you've heard half the track or four minutes.
  On by default; toggle under Settings -> Scrobble.
• Save the queue as a playlist. Press s on the Queue page, type a
  name, and Enter creates a server-side playlist from the queue in order.
  Esc cancels.

Changed

• Drill into any artist from search. Enter on a matched artist opens its
  albums; a greyed artist shown because one of its albums or songs matched
  is now selectable too, so Enter on it reveals the rest of that artist's
  catalogue. The matched song stays nested under its own album, and the
  album's other tracks load into the right pane when you highlight it. Press
  Enter on an album to play it.
• Matched text is highlighted in search results, so you can see at a
  glance why each row came back.
• Highlighting a search song follows its album. Moving onto a song in
  the search results loads that song's whole album into the right pane with
  the song itself selected, so pressing Right lands on the matched track
  instead of the first one.
• Library search is now one unified search. Typing after / searches
  artists, albums, and songs at once; the old / // /// scope cycle is
  gone. Results form a tree that stops at the match: an artist match is a
  single row (Enter expands its full catalog), a matched album nests under
  its artist (greyed when only the album matched) and loads its tracks into
  the song pane when you highlight it, and a matched song nests under its
  album and artist (both greyed) so you can see where it lives.

Fixed

• Searching for an artist now lists and plays their albums; expanding a
  searched artist was previously a no-op.
• Search matches songs by title only. A query like beach no longer lists
  every track by an artist whose name contains it; albums likewise show only
  when their own name matches.
• q while viewing search results returns to the artist tree instead of
  quitting; an active search box types a literal q.