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Replace blocking disk scan at startup with a persistent SQLite cache. Returning users load the full library from DB instantly; filesystem reconciliation runs in a background thread. A circuit breaker prevents mass deletion when the song drive is unmounted. New modules: KaraokeDatabase, LibraryScanner.
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Summary
Introduces a persistent SQLite database as a song library cache, replacing the blocking full-disk scan at startup. #641
Core changes:
KaraokeDatabase— SQLite-backed song store with add/delete/move operations that preserve song identity across renamesLibraryScanner— Background filesystem reconciliation that syncs the DB with what's on diskPrepares for: enhanced features built on song metadata (favourites, play counts, artist browsing).
Test plan