[A-EDev]

Summary

Stacked on #2093; review after it.

• Choose up to three of thirteen mini player buttons (previous, play/pause, next, like, add to playlist, shuffle, repeat, queue, lyrics, sleep timer, back and forward 10 seconds, close) and drag them into order under a live preview. Defaults stay play/pause and next; wide windows still add previous.
• Tapping the cover can open the player (default) or play/pause.
• Holding the bar can do nothing (default), open the options sheet, like the song or open the queue.
• Queue and lyrics open the full player straight onto that panel.

Related issue

None

Change type

• Bug fix
• Feature
• Refactor or maintenance
• Build, packaging, or CI
• Documentation

Validation

Run on a tree with this PR and the other player and lyrics PRs from this batch merged onto main (04d5d36):

• ./gradlew :app:assembleGithubDebug passed

• ./gradlew :app:testGithubDebugUnitTest passed

• I ran any additional flavor-specific build or test tasks affected by this change. (./gradlew :app:compileFossDebugKotlin and ./gradlew ktlintCheck passed)

• I manually tested the affected behavior on an Android device or emulator.

• MiniBarButtonPrefsTest and MiniBarButtonsTest cover parsing and the wide-window previous rule.

Test device and Android version: Android emulator (Resizable, phone mode), Android 17 (API 37)

Screenshots or recordings

Risk and compatibility

• Adds three player preferences.

• Like, shuffle and repeat collect their state only while their button is shown.

• The change does not introduce secrets, private data, or unexpected telemetry.

• New user-facing text uses Android string resources.

• Dependency and lockfile changes are intentional and limited to this PR.

• Room schema changes include the required version bump and migration, or this PR does not change the Room schema.

• Breaking changes and upgrade steps are clearly documented.

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