- Checkboxes are now whole-row clickable (new CheckRow primitive, HTML <label>
behavior): clicking the text toggles it, not just the box. Applied to the
welcome accept + the three Configure progress checks.
- "Use my current queue" guards an empty queue: it checks get_all_queue_tracks
and shows "Your queue is empty — add some tracks first, or press Play test."
instead of sitting on a dead read-back.
- Welcome step gains a "What to test with" notice recommending one track of each
bit-depth/sample-rate (16/44.1, 24/44.1, 24/96, 24/192) so users who bring
their own queue exercise every rate.
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"Use my own music" -> "Use my current queue" (the button resumes the existing
queue, it doesn't open a picker). Adds explicit Prev/Next icon buttons that call
the proven NowPlayingState.previous()/next() transport, so they step through
whatever is playing — the 4 curated test tracks or the user's own queue.
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From owner feedback:
- The body Flickable now has a visible ListScrollbar (wrapped in a Rectangle so
it can overlay) — the review step with multiple DAC accordions can be tall.
- Configure step gains Tauri-style progress checkboxes (backup / config files /
restart) so the user can track what they ran; Next is gated on all three.
- The trigger moves to the end of the BIT-PERFECT group (the wizard's whole
point is bit-perfect) and now wears the FLACDalf (gandalf) icon, which also
replaces the modal header icon. gandalf.svg copied into the Slint icon assets.
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The review step generates the copy-paste config per selected DAC (read-only —
QBZ never writes these files, Decision 2): an honest info banner, a backup
CommandBlock first, then one collapsible accordion per DAC (Decision 5 multi-DAC)
holding the three snippets ported 1:1 from the Tauri wizard — pipewire
allowed-rates, per-app bit-perfect client rules, and the WirePlumber rule that
pins node.name + rates + disables resample/channelmix — and finally an
init-aware restart CommandBlock. Rates are re-probed at generation time
(query_dac_capabilities); the filename slug is the description (fixes the old
dacShortName regex that only kept two underscore tokens). The done step lists
the config paths.
Controller: checked_dacs -> gen_configs_blocking (off-thread re-probe + template
build via line-join, no format!-brace escaping) -> apply_configs; toggle_config
flips an accordion. gen-configs fires on the select-dacs -> review transition.
2 unit tests (slugify, wireplumber pins node+rates). DacConfigRow state +
gen-configs/toggle-config actions.
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Fixes from owner testing of the Slice 9 playback test:
- No audio: removed the incomplete reinit_device(node) that routed output to the
selected DAC (the proper switch is set_output_device -> reload_settings ->
reinit; doing it half-way broke playback). The test now plays through the
current output; route QBZ to the DAC under test in Settings > Audio.
- Bit-perfect read-back: dropped the pw-top panel (batch snapshot never reflected
the live nodes) and enriched the N6 read-back to show the DAC's real
/proc/asound hw_params — rate + ALSA container format (S32_LE etc.) + channels.
That container format is the bit-perfect proof. Probe scans for the actively
playing card, so it's DAC-agnostic (answers the multi-DAC case: one output at
a time).
- Track jump: clicking a test row now re-sets the queue at that index via the
working play_tracks path (play_index alone only moved the pointer). Resolved
tracks are stashed for this.
- "Use my own music" button: starts the read-back + resumes the user's own queue
for those who don't want the curated tracks.
- Row hover no longer changes the row height (fixed-size glyph slot; the ♪->▶
swap can't reflow what's below).
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player.get_sample_rate/get_bit_depth don't exist on Arc<Player>; the accessors
live on player.state (as the QConnect engine already does). Fixes the Slice 9
build.
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Replaces the impossible "watch pw-top" verify step with an in-wizard test. The
overlay modal doesn't grab the window, so playback runs underneath while the
test plays.
start-test resolves the 4 owner-curated tracks by id-hint first, then by
"artist title" search if the id 404s (a pulled license — never raw-id-only),
routes QBZ output to the selected DAC (reinit_device), and plays them via the
existing play_tracks path. A 1.5s Slint Timer drives poll-test while playing:
it reads the rate QBZ REQUESTED (player.get_sample_rate — honest) and the DAC's
REAL negotiated rate (N6 / negotiated_stream_rate over /proc/asound), showing a
green check only when they actually match. Read-only; protected audio path
untouched.
State: reuses the test-* fields from Slice 5; adds a poll-test callback and a
TEST_NODE thread_local (no extra model). 3 unit tests already cover the pure
seed-matching/formatting helpers.
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Replaces the manual node.name paste with auto-enumeration. Controller
detect_blocking() enumerates via the Slice-0 pw-dump path, projects each sink to
a DacCandidate (looks_like_dac = is_hardware && bus in {usb,pci}), and probes
rates (Slice-2 query_dac_capabilities) for the likely DACs; apply_candidates
pre-selects them and flips has-enumeration off when empty. toggle_dac flips a
VecModel row + recomputes the Next gate; validate_manual is a 1:1 port of the
Tauri validateNodeName/detectDacType (+3 unit tests).
UI step 2: circular SelectionCheckbox rows with a bordered bus label (no pill),
a default star and the probed rate list; a "Can't see your DAC?" disclosure
reveals the two wpctl CommandBlocks + a validated node.name input (shown
unconditionally when nothing enumerated). Next gates on any-dac-selected ||
manual-valid; enumeration fires on the check->dacs transition. Read-only.
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Wires the check step on top of the Slice-0/2/6 backend: a health verdict
(success/warning WarningBanner — new `success` variant), a per-missing-piece
CommandBlock with copy, and TWO overridable dropdowns — distro (package
manager) and init system (service commands), which are orthogonal so a Gentoo
box on systemd vs OpenRC gets the right restart command.
New `src/dac_wizard.rs` controller: open() runs the probe off-thread
(spawn_blocking → upgrade_in_event_loop), caches it, and recompute() rebuilds
remediations from the cached probe + the current distro/init selections.
Init-aware restart_cmd (systemd/OpenRC/runit/s6/dinit). NixOS special-cased to
a declarative configuration.nix block.
Sandbox honesty: in Flatpak/Snap the host probes are blind, so the check step
shows an info banner + reference setup commands (full stack incl. pipewire-alsa
+ restart) for the chosen distro/init instead of a false health verdict.
main.rs wires on_open/on_set_distro/on_set_init/on_copy_command; the Audio
settings trigger calls DacWizardActions.open().
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InitSystem gains ALL/index/label so the wizard can offer a manual init override
(for sandboxes and for generating commands for another machine).
Sandbox awareness: detect_sandbox() (/.flatpak-info, $SNAP). Inside a sandbox
/etc/os-release is the RUNTIME's (Flatpak freedesktop-sdk) or the snap base's,
not the user's distro, and /run + /proc/1 reflect the sandbox — so detect_distro
now reads the host-exposed os-release first (Flatpak /run/host/os-release, Snap
/var/lib/snapd/hostfs/etc/os-release, then /etc), and detect_init returns
Unknown in a sandbox (the host init is invisible; the wizard's override decides).
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Decouple service commands from the distro: the init system is detected at
RUNTIME (detect_init: /run/systemd/system, /run/openrc, /run/runit, /run/s6-rc,
/run/dinitctl, then /proc/1/comm), because it is orthogonal to the distro —
Gentoo runs OpenRC *or* systemd, Debian runs systemd or sysVinit/runit (antiX).
So install commands key off the distro (package manager) and service/restart
commands key off the detected init.
Adds the systemd-free derivatives Antix (Debian) and Artix (Arch) — matched
BEFORE their parent family since their ID_LIKE would otherwise misclassify them
and emit systemd commands — plus NixOS (declarative). InitSystem enum +
parse_init_from_comm. 6 health tests (incl. systemd-free-beats-parent + init
classification).
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`qbz-audio::health` for the wizard's check step: audio_stack_health() probes
wireplumber (systemctl OR `pgrep` fallback so non-systemd inits like
Gentoo/OpenRC and Void/runit don't read as down), pw-dump, the ALSA->PipeWire
bridge PCM (`aplay -L` `^pipewire$` — needed for CPAL PLAYBACK, not just
enumeration), pactl, and any-sink presence. detect_distro() classifies
/etc/os-release (ID then ID_LIKE; strips single AND double quotes — Gentoo
single-quotes its value). Distro enum carries the dropdown order + labels.
Pure parse_distro + 4 unit tests (Ubuntu, Pop/EndeavourOS via ID_LIKE,
fedora/arch/suse/gentoo+single-quote/void/other, index round-trip). Read-only.
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DacWizardState/DacWizardActions/DacCandidateRow in state.slint (re-exported in
app.slint). DacWizardModal: scrim + 620px card + dot/label stepper rail +
Flickable body with if-step blocks + footer Back/Close/primary. Navigation is
inline state mutation (no Rust yet); the Actions callbacks (copy-command/
run-detect/query-caps/start-test) are declared for Slices 6-9. welcome step is
real (disclaimer + accept checkbox gating Start); steps 1-5 are titled
placeholders. Mounted in AppShell; "Open Wizard" 160x34 trigger added to Audio
settings, gated on PipeWire.
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CommandBlock: surface-elevated copy-paste card (Radius.sm, no pills) with an
optional caption, a monospace wrapping command body and a copy button that
flips to a green check for 2s (Timer). Read-only — the copy() callback is wired
to the clipboard by the consumer; nothing is executed.
WarningBanner: info/warning/error variants (tone drives icon + 10%/30% alpha
bg/border, matching the existing inline banners). Adds lucide copy.svg.
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Extract the DAC capability assembly out of the Tauri-only
`v2_query_dac_capabilities` into `qbz-audio::dac_capabilities` so the Slint
wizard can probe a DAC's real supported sample rates + pretty description
without a Tauri command. The detection itself already lived in this crate
(`PipeWireBackend::get_sink_supported_rates` -> /proc/asound, with the
`get_device_supported_rates` ALSA-direct fallback); this just assembles the DTO
frontend-agnostically and benefits from the Slice-0 pw-dump-robust enumeration
for the description.
Formats stay nominal (S16/S24/F32) and are documented as NOT probed — honest
port of the prior behavior, not a fake measurement. Pure `assemble` helper +
3 unit tests. Read-only.
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The playback test needs the rate the DAC is ACTUALLY clocked at, not the rate
QBZ requested (`player.state.get_sample_rate()` only proves "QBZ asked for X").
Ground truth on Linux is `/proc/asound/cardN/pcm*p/sub0/hw_params` (`rate:` line
while a stream is open, `closed` when idle). The card number is resolved from
the PipeWire node.name via `pw-dump` (robust — no pactl/pipewire-pulse).
New `qbz-audio::dac_probe`: `NegotiatedRate { sample_rate, format, channels }`,
pure `parse_hw_params` + `parse_alsa_card_for_node` helpers, and the composed
`negotiated_stream_rate(node_name)`. Read-only — never opens/reconfigures a
stream, protected bit-perfect path untouched. 4 unit tests (active 24/192
fixture, closed/empty/no-rate, card resolution from int and string props).
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Enumerate PipeWire sinks via `pw-dump` (the daemon's native socket) as the
primary path, falling back to the existing `pactl` parser only when pw-dump is
absent or empty. pw-dump needs only `pipewire-bin` — not `pipewire-pulse` (the
Pulse server pactl talks to) nor `pipewire-alsa` (the bridge PCM CPAL relies
on), which are commonly missing on PipeWire-only Ubuntu and produced the empty
device list. As a bonus it yields the exact `alsa_output.*` node.name that the
HiFi wizard otherwise asks the user to paste by hand.
Discovery code only: `create_output_stream` and the protected sample-rate
passthrough path are untouched. max_sample_rate stays None from pw-dump because
its EnumFormat reports the currently negotiated rate, not the device maximum —
the /proc/asound capability probe remains the honest source.
Pure `parse_pw_dump_sinks` helper + 2 unit tests (fixture: USB DAC + PCI card +
filtered-out capture source; garbage/empty JSON).
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Album and local-album track lists render a "Disc N" header above the
first track of each disc when the album spans more than one disc
(media_number-driven; single-disc albums render flat), matching Tauri.
Each header carries a context menu (new — Tauri has none) with Play all /
Shuffle / Add to queue / Play next scoped to that disc's tracks only; the
whole-album header buttons are unchanged.
The menu lives in a DiscHeaderMenu wrapper because Slint rejects a
PopupWindow placed directly under a for/if delegate — wrapping it makes
the popup a non-root child (same pattern as TrackRow + TrackContextMenu).
Every TrackItem constructor gains disc-header-number: 0; artist
top-tracks (a flat cross-album list) default the disc to 1.
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Single-cover Discover playlist cards now letterbox the cover with
image-fit: contain over its dominant colour (computed host-side from the
decoded cover), matching Tauri, and show the first tag as an accent
category subtag. Add a multi-select category filter dropdown (sm toolbar
variant, no pills per ADR-008) that re-filters the cached playlists row
client-side; an empty selection shows everything. Raise the playlists
cap from 18 to 100 so the filter operates on a full set.
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Bring the Slint mix generation to Tauri parity: build a track_to_analysed
payload from up to 9 spread-sampled seeds (pick_spread -> get_track ->
{track_id,artist_id,genre_id,label_id}, drop artist_id==0) for the PRIMARY
/dynamic/suggest algorithm, limit = max(1, 50 - analysed), and fall back to
the empty-analysis call when the primary returns nothing. The listened-seed
build is factored into mix_listened_seed_ids (recents + favorites, ~120,
Qobuz-only) as a seam the reco-store swap (b3) replaces. Logs seed/analysed/
result counts so an empty mix is diagnosable.
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Slint reserves 'row' as a GridLayout attached property, so the configurator
modal's 'in property <ConfigRow> row;' failed to compile ("Cannot override
property 'row'"). Rename it to 'entry' — the declaration, the seven
root.row.* accesses, and the for-binding pass-through.
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Cleanroom port of the Tauri reco-store into qbz-app::settings::reco_store
(frontend-agnostic, no tauri::State, ADR-006) so the Slint frontend can seed
DailyQ/WeeklyQ, the WeeklyQ 7-day window, and top-genres. Opens the SAME
per-user reco/events.db that Tauri uses (cross-frontend history share); ports
the reco_events schema + indexes, log_play/favorite_event, get_recent and
get_favorite track ids, a windowed get_recent_track_ids_since, get_top_genres,
get_home_seeds, and the train() scorer verbatim. 6 headless tests green.
Tauri's own reco_store is left as-is (rewiring it is a deferred cleanup).
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Tauri's DailyQ/WeeklyQ /dynamic/suggest seeds a track_to_analysed payload
(~9 resolved {track_id,artist_id,genre_id,label_id} tuples) for the PRIMARY
mix algorithm; the empty-analysis call is only its fallback. The Slint port
only ever sent the empty-analysis path. Add a TrackToAnalyse model
(qbz-models) and a get_dynamic_suggest_full method on the qobuz client and
qbz-core that carries the payload; the existing get_dynamic_suggest now
delegates with an empty analysis (behaviour unchanged). Plumbing only — the
mix.rs build of the analysis tuples + the two-call fallback lands next (a2).
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DailyQ/WeeklyQ build their /dynamic/suggest seed from recently-played track
ids. Recently-played now includes local and Plex tracks whose ids are not
Qobuz catalog ids — numeric Plex rating keys even passed the u64 parse, so
they reached Qobuz and the mix request failed. Filter the seed to Qobuz (and
legacy pre-source) tracks before parsing, and skip the request when no Qobuz
seeds remain. Local tracks stay visible in the Recent rows.
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The section list used vertical-stretch inside a panel sized to
preferred-height; a stretch child there collapses to ~0 (a Flickable's
intrinsic preferred-height is ~0 — the documented Slint trap), so the list
was near-invisible. Size it to its content capped at the window minus the
modal chrome; the Flickable scrolls when the rows exceed it.
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The configurator offers Qobuzissimes on the Home tab (in DEFAULT_PREFS.home,
off by default), but Slice 2d had removed it from the Home cache, so enabling
it rendered nothing (descriptors_for found no backing data and dropped it).
Visibility is now governed by the prefs (off by default), so keep the data in
the Home cache pool; enabling Qobuzissimes on Home now renders.
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The prefs-driven Home skeleton gated on home-sections/editor-sections being
empty, but the descriptor list already carries the non-album rows at seed
time, so the gate never fired and the user saw empty-state placeholders
during the initial fetch instead of the skeleton. Gate the skeleton on
HomeState.loading alone, and suppress the Recently-Played placeholders while
loading, so only the skeleton shows during the fetch (1:1 Tauri).
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Add the "Customize" modal that drives the Slice 5 prefs: reorder + show/hide the
active tab's Discover sections, live-persisted (no Save button).
- DiscoverConfigModal.slint: scrim + centered panel (CreatePlaylistModal idiom),
title + close-X, an amber triangle-alert perf-warning banner, an "{} of {}
enabled" count, a scrollable section list, and a Reset-to-defaults footer
pinned left. ConfigRowView = [QbzCheckbox] [label] [up] [down]: the row tap and
the ADR-008 checkbox both fire toggle-section; the 28px ghost ReorderButtons
fire move-section and dim at the list boundary (index 0 / last). Section labels
come from DiscoverState.config-rows (resolved in Rust); chrome strings are @tr
literals.
- HomeView.slint: bind the previously-dead gear to
DiscoverActions.open-configurator() (opens for the active tab).
- AppShell.slint: mount DiscoverConfigModal after the other modals so it sits on
top of them (ADR-009 z-stack by declaration order).
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Replace the fixed Discover layouts with the prefs-driven descriptor repeaters
that read DiscoverState's ordered ENABLED section lists, so the configurator's
visibility + reorder choices drive what renders.
- HomeView.slint: drop `for section in HomeState.sections` + the 5 hardcoded
typed blocks; render one repeater over the active tab's descriptor list
(editor-sections when active-tab == "editorPicks", else home-sections). The
single-root delegate dispatches on desc.id: generic album carousels bind the
embedded desc.section; qobuzPlaylists / continueListening / recentlyPlayedAlbums
/ mostStreamed(slim) bind HomeState fields and keep their length gates +
placeholders. `if forYou: ForYouView` stays a static sibling.
- ForYouView.slint: replace the fixed if-sequence with a descriptor repeater
over foryou-sections; each arm reads the typed ForYouState field by id and
keeps its own length gate (qobuzMixes excepted — always rendered). The
skeleton stays a static sibling. essentialsByGenre has no arm (Slice-2c-blocked;
Rust drops it from the list).
- home.rs: select_tab writes DiscoverState.active-tab (single source of truth,
alongside the kept HomeState.active-tab pill bindings) and re-renders the
active tab from the cache via the descriptor lists; apply_home pushes the
descriptor lists once the cache is populated.
- main.rs: the initial discover load fires album-section artwork via the
descriptor-targeted jobs returned by select_tab (DiscoverSectionAlbum), spawned
on the UI thread; slim-grid / recent-album / playlist covers still target the
HomeState fields the fixed arms render.
Build-time verifications to confirm (documented in the .slint comments): the
for-over-ternary-model form compiles, and an empty delegate does not double the
outer 40px spacing (Rust already drops data-empty album ids — policy b).
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Add the Slice 5 foundation for the Discover section configurator: a single
DiscoverState/DiscoverActions global pair owning both the prefs-driven render
descriptor lists and the modal payload, plus a thin frontend controller over
the headless qbz_app discover_prefs store.
- state.slint: SectionDescriptor + ConfigRow structs and the DiscoverState /
DiscoverActions globals (active-tab lives here; render loop + modal read it).
- app.slint: re-export the new globals/structs so the Rust layer can bind them.
- discover_prefs.rs: per-user store lifecycle (init_for_user/teardown mirror
fav_cache), in-memory authoritative prefs, descriptor + config-row push
helpers, id->kind/label maps, and toggle/move/reset/open/close handlers
(mutate -> persist -> re-push -> re-render, re-firing artwork for the active
Home/Editor tab). Labels resolve in Rust (English today) since Slint @tr needs
a literal key and the gettext pipeline is unwired.
- home.rs: add the SectionData.id key; build the Home/Editor ordered descriptor
lists from the cached section data (album ids embed their DiscoverSection,
fixed ids carry an empty section); rerender_active_tab + descriptor artwork
jobs. Empty album sections are dropped (policy b); placeholder-bearing Home
sections are kept and gated in the view.
- artwork.rs: DiscoverSectionAlbum target so covers paint on the descriptor
list (DiscoverState.home-sections / editor-sections) rather than HomeState.
- main.rs/auth.rs: mod + seed at both shell entries + per-user init/teardown at
every session-activation point + the 5 DiscoverActions callback registrations.
Descriptor lists are pushed but not yet rendered (the views still draw the old
way); no behavior change until the render loop lands.
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The new ("playlist","play") media-action arm gave these cards a body-click
action for the first time. Without body-opens they defaulted to play, so a
playlist card body-click played instead of opening (and before the arm
existed, did nothing at all). Set body-opens:true on the Search carousel,
Search grid, and Label carousel so body-click opens the playlist while the
overlay button plays — matching the album-card convention and Tauri.
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The Spotlight hero portrait was 96px; enlarge to 140px (border-radius
70px to stay circular) for parity with Tauri. Layout-safe: the inner
Image is 100% image-fit:cover, the fallback glyph re-centers, the hero
HorizontalLayout has no fixed height so it grows, and the page Flickable
absorbs the vertical growth.
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The More From Your Library / similarAlbums row was hardcoded "More From
Your Library"; Tauri titles it "Similar to {seed}" where seed is the album
the suggestions are seeded from (discovery.similarTo).
Thread a seed_title through apply_more_from_library: the common case passes
the most-recent album title (recents_seed_title), the no-recent-history
fallback passes the first favorite album title. Empty seed falls back to
"More From Your Library" so the row is never titleless. Title stays a Rust
data string (rendered raw at Carousel.slint), matching the other For You
section titles.
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Qobuzissimes was pushed into the Home sections vec unconditionally, so
it always rendered on the Home tab — but Tauri's home default has it OFF.
Editor's Picks keeps it (push_section_ref, correct). Remove the Home push;
borrow-safe (containers.qobuzissims is now consumed only by the editor
push_section_ref).
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Add the missing For You "Favorite Albums" carousel (Tauri's
favoriteAlbums), the user's favorited albums capped at 18 in favorite
order, self-hiding when empty. Reuses the album fav-fetch already done in
albums_branch — no new endpoint.
- state.slint: ForYouState.favorite-albums: DiscoverSection.
- foryou.rs: build_favorite_albums (cap 18, unfiltered) + apply_favorite_albums
(mirrors apply_rediscover); wired into albums_branch right after fav_albums
resolves, painting in the same layer as rediscover/radio.
- artwork.rs: ForYouFavoriteAlbum { index } variant + apply arm.
- ForYouView.slint: mount the Carousel after Your Top Artists, before More
From Your Library, gated on favorite-albums.albums.length > 0.
Titled "Favorite Albums" (not Tauri's literal "More From Your Library")
to avoid the label collision with similarAlbums.
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