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There is now a generic mechanism for loading lyrics,
or any other arbitrary content related to songs.
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This is meant to exactly mimic the terminal UI, just without
the restriction to ugly monospace fonts.
The Curses implementation has been reworked, and may have become
more computationally expensive. In general, though, the codebase
has been significantly cleaned up.
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Mostly because I wanted to nest preprocessing.
This makes the build more complex and slightly less portable,
but the code itself is much cleaner.
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I know, son, it might be hard to accept,
but you're imported. Your true parents are wmstatus
and paswitch, from the desktop-tools family.
Also, fix unnecessary linking of optional dependencies.
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This is really more of a demo. It's doable, just rather ugly.
It would deserve some further tuning, if anyone cared enough.
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A nice, round number. This allows us to remove some boilerplate.
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This is mostly sdtui code ported over from GLib to liberty,
with some MPD code from desktop-tools.
It tracks the current song and that's it.
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