Selene 1.2.2

A big one: a fresh install now sets itself up, and a long list of fixes from your reports.

Works out of the box
• Trailers, logos and backgrounds download from Steam on their own, gently in the background, so trailer cards, Spotlight, Collection and a game's page look right on a new install. Each has a switch (Spotlight > Download trailers / Download logos and backgrounds).
• Game songs without any setup: Selene fetches the tools UniPlaySong needs and gets a song for every game (Sound & music > Get game songs). A card tells you how far it is.
• Steam achievements on a new install, HowLongToBeat times, Selene's own font (Lato) everywhere, music that actually plays at start.

New
• Sound in the Start menu: Windows' volume and which speakers or headset play.
• A card with the controller's battery when Selene starts and when it runs low (exact for DualSense, DualShock 4, Switch Pro and pads over Bluetooth).
• Extensions in the menu: your add-ons' own menu items, as in Playnite's menu (#11).
• Shade over the art: a slider from Off to 100%, set with the home in full view so you see it change (#18). Switches to hide Collection's details under the logo and its button hints (#19).
• A red dot on Selene settings while something still downloads, with progress bars and percentages on the rows doing the work.
• A 100% celebration on a game's achievements.

Feel
• Collection's covers glide from game to game; a picked game is reached by a quick scroll along the row; both rows run to the screen's edges and covers dissolve there.
• Notification cards are compact console strips that hug their words; the update card says "Update ready".
• Settings remember where you were when you back out; the description scrolls smoothly with the right stick.

Fixed
• A game's page: captures named the way Game Bar writes them are found, ScreenshotsVisualizer's index is used when installed (#16); the right game's screenshots, at once (#17).
• The menu over a game's page shows the page dimmed instead of a black screen.
• Translating: the phrases file goes to the Desktop you see, translations can live in Selene Core's data folder, and the log says what was looked for (#20).

Full list in the changelog. Settings, profiles and your theme stay as they are.