Allow multiple sessions from the same user with different instances.
Instead of sending a hard-coded string, send a randomly generated
string `deviceId`, which already exists and is created for each
new installation.
* [bugfix]: Handle top-level songs for Jellyfin
If a song is at the top level of a music folder, Jellyfin will not
group that into an album (See https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/music/).
This PR introduces a few changes:
- Gives tracks with no album ID a special route (`/dummy/${id}`)
- Gives a new route for dummy albums, warning about the error. This is designed to look _like_ the album detail page
* `are are` > `are`
* revert name changes
* add share item feature
* take care of (mostly) everything
* bugfixes
* allow clicking on notification to open url
* readd the missing modal after router migration
* remove unnecessary extension
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- Actually make serverfeatures partial
- Navidrome: only set multiple structured lyrics if extension exists
- Navidrome/Subsonic: minor type checking of OS extension (Navidrome implementation detail)
- Jellyfin: add separate knob for lyrics. Note, this should also probably be behind some version check...
Resolves#50. Adds a new set of components for fetching similar songs
from the current playing song. For Jellyfin, use the `/items/{itemId}/similar`
endpoint (may not work well for small libraries), and for Navidrome/Subsonic
use `getSimilarSongs`. _In theory_, this component can be used to get similar
songs anywhere.
* [feature]: Support using system fonts
Uses the **experimental** queryLocalFonts API, when prompted, to get the fonts and do CSS.
Resolves#270 and #288 (by proxy)
Caveats/notes:
- This is experimental, and is only supported by Chrome/Chromium/Edgeium (see https://caniuse.com/?search=querylocalfonts)
- As far as I can tell, the only way to dynamically change the font (shown in https://wicg.github.io/local-font-access/#example-style-with-local-fonts) was by DOM manipulation; css variables did not seem to work
- This shows **all** fonts, including their variants (bold/italic/etc); given that the style names could be localized, not sure of a way to parse this (on my system, for instance, I had 859 different combinations)
- I made fonts a separate top-level setting because it was easier to manipulate without causing as many rerenders; feel free to put that back
* add permission chec
* add electron magic to support custom font
* restrict content types
