v0.2.0

Bluetooth headphones take over the output when they connect

macOS switches the output to wired headphones the moment you plug them in, and iOS does the same for AirPods. A Bluetooth headset reconnecting to a Mac after a spell on the phone gets neither: the sound stays on whatever was playing before. Rule 6 closes that gap.

• headphonesTakeOver: true — a Bluetooth output device that appears becomes the default output. It is edge triggered: picking another device by hand while the headphones stay connected is respected until they leave and come back. Headphones already connected when Cleat starts do not count as arriving.
• blockedOutput — devices that must never be the default output. A USB microphone's speaker end is what macOS falls back to when the headphones go; listing it here sends the output to the top of your output list instead.
• output now only decides what plays when no headphones are around, so the headset does not have to be listed.
• config.example.json and the README example mirror the shipped setup.

cleat status gains a headphones line and shows the blocked outputs next to outputPin.

Upgrade: brew upgrade --cask cleat. Existing configs keep working; both new keys default to off.