Release lcode 0.51.0 · nasser1941/lcode

Clips up to 60 seconds (#185)

--seconds goes up to 60. A clip longer than the 8 s a video model makes at once is made in parts. Each part starts on the last frame of the one before, and ffmpeg joins them into one clip without a visible seam.
From a start to an end picture: @start.png @end.png the flower opens --seconds 25. The last part goes to the end picture, so the clip ends exactly on it.
Through several pictures, in order: @bud.png @half-open.png @open.png --seconds 25. The change toward each picture happens in the part that ends on it, so pictures along the way give the steps.
/extend 4 --seconds 20 adds more than 8 s the same way.
Esc keeps the parts made so far as a clip.
Measured on an RTX 4080 Laptop (12 GB): a 25 s clip takes 9.4 minutes at fast and 14.2 at balanced.

Needs ffmpeg.

lcode update no longer ends in ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rich._unicode_data…' after updating lcode itself. The update had worked; only its last message failed, and the Ollama update after it didn't run.
- lcode now prepares what it will say before replacing its own files, and updates Ollama first.
- A git checkout keeps the Python it runs on.
- The update to 0.51.0 still runs 0.50.0's code, so it can show the error one last time. lcode is updated anyway: run lcode update ollama for the rest.

Upgrade with uv tool upgrade lcode-cli, pipx install --force lcode-cli or brew upgrade lcode.