When backend_type is None (auto-detect), default to SystemDefault on
non-Linux platforms so macOS gets CoreAudio device probing and sample
rate switching instead of falling through to the legacy CPAL path.
On macOS, enumerate_devices() now populates supported_sample_rates,
max_sample_rate, device_bus, and is_hardware via CoreAudio probing.
create_output_stream() switches the device sample rate to match the
track before opening the CPAL stream.
Add coreaudio_direct module using coreaudio-rs safe wrappers for:
- Device capability probing (supported sample rates, transport type)
- Automatic sample rate switching per-track
- Device lookup by name for CoreAudio↔CPAL bridging
Uses a fork branch of coreaudio-rs that adds get_available_sample_rates
and get_device_transport_type helpers (PR RustAudio/coreaudio-rs#149).
- Add macOS platform detection (html.macos class)
- Prevent pinch-to-zoom gestures in WKWebView
- Hide custom title bar on macOS (uses native overlay title bar)
- Add 32px top padding to sidebar for traffic light buttons
- Add drag region for window movement
- Gate XDG/desktop handler commands with macOS fallbacks
- Gate KWin window rule functions and cleanup to Linux
- Gate Linux-only notification helpers and constants
- Force native decorations on macOS (fixes WKWebView event delivery)
- Use overlay title bar style with dark background color
- Add macOS notifications via notify-rust with bundle identifier
Add #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] to pipewire_backend and pulse_backend
modules. Add CpalDefaultBackend for non-Linux platforms using CPAL
default host (CoreAudio on macOS). Gate reset_pipewire_clock() calls.
Afonso Jorge Ramos