Refactor the audio pipeline to support multi-client streaming with new OggFlacStreamHandle and StreamingOggFlacSink.
- Replace DirectOggFlacSink with StreamingOggFlacSink in pipeline
- Update documentation and comments to reflect multi-client support
- Add detailed warning logs for buffer underruns and client disconnections
- Remove TimerBufferNode from pipeline as it's no longer needed
- Update connect() calls to subscribe() for new streaming behavior
This change enables multiple clients to subscribe to the same audio stream, with each subscription getting a live feed from the current point in time.
This commit refactors the WebRenderer to use a server-side streaming architecture with OGG-FLAC sink instead of the previous WebSocket-based approach. The changes include:
- Replaced WebSocket communication with HTTP streaming using DirectOggFlacSink
- Implemented a new pipeline architecture with dedicated handlers for UPnP commands
- Added new modules for registration, registry, and streaming
- Updated the renderer to work with a pipeline control system
- Removed old WebSocket session management
- Added support for HTTP streaming with gapless playback
- Updated dependencies and features for the new architecture
The WebRenderer now acts as a MediaRenderer UPnP device that serves audio streams via HTTP endpoints, with commands relayed to the audio pipeline through a new control system.
