v1.5.1

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces version 1.5.1 of the application, bringing a series of user experience improvements, bug fixes, and significant code restructuring. The changes aim to enhance the responsiveness and maintainability of the player, particularly focusing on how controls are presented and how user interactions are handled across different screen sizes and platforms. The update also improves the update mechanism for Microsoft Store users and refines media file handling.

Highlights

• Version Update: The application version has been updated to v1.5.1 across the changelog, pubspec.yaml, and Inno Setup configuration.
• UI/UX Enhancements: The playback control bar style has been adjusted for compact layouts, and the audio player's cover image now has a black background. Download links in the README have been reorganized into a more readable table, and new Microsoft Store badges have been added.
• Microsoft Store Integration: Clicking 'Check update' in the Microsoft Store version of the app now correctly redirects users to the store page. A new msStoreId constant has been added to info.dart to support this functionality.
• Gesture and Keyboard Control Refinements: Fixed issues with forward and backward navigation. Gesture handling logic has been extracted into a dedicated GestureOverlay widget, and double-tap regions for fast forward/backward have been adjusted. System volume UI is now hidden during volume gestures for a cleaner experience.
• Code Refactoring and Organization: Numerous UI components previously located in pages directories have been renamed and moved to widgets/popups for better modularity. Logic for file content type filtering in storage models (ftp.dart, local.dart, webdav.dart) has been simplified. Minimal progress display for videos has been extracted into a new MinimalProgressOverlay widget.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces version 1.5.1, featuring a significant and well-executed refactoring of the player UI. The separation of concerns into different overlay widgets (GestureOverlay, MinimalProgressOverlay) and the responsive redesign of the ControlBar greatly improve code structure and maintainability. The new feature to redirect to the Microsoft Store for updates is also a welcome addition. The overall quality of the changes is very high. I've identified a few minor issues related to code clarity and UI text correctness that would further polish this excellent work.