Implement Spotify listening pattern analysis#18
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- Implement `_analyze_listening_patterns` in `utils/spotify_ai_integration.py` to bucket listening history into morning, afternoon, and evening based on timestamp. - Calculate minutes listened for each bucket. - Fix `analyze_user_listening_history` to correctly handle `get_recently_played` returning a dictionary response (with `items`) instead of a list. - Add `datetime` import.
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_analyze_listening_patternsto analyze listening habits by time of day. The method now parses ISO 8601 timestamps from Spotify'srecently_playeddata and categorizes them into morning (05-12), afternoon (12-18), and evening (18-05) buckets, summing up the duration in minutes. Also fixed an issue inanalyze_user_listening_historywhere the return value fromget_recently_played(a dictionary) was not being correctly unwrapped to access theitemslist.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5402511658101031009 started by @ntoledo319