refactor(orbit + shortcuts): unify host/guest heartbeat, document shortcut contract (Phase I) (#693)

* refactor(orbit): unify host/guest outbox heartbeat into a shared hook (Phase I)

The outbox-heartbeat effect was duplicated near-verbatim in useOrbitHost
and useOrbitGuest — same 10 s interval, same writeOrbitHeartbeat call,
same cleanup; the only difference is whose name owns the outbox
(OrbitState.host vs the active-server username).

Extract it into useOrbitOutboxHeartbeat(active, outboxPlaylistId,
sessionId, ownName). Host and guest each pass their own name source.
The push/pull state-tick logic stays untouched — that asymmetry is the
real host/guest difference, not duplication.

Behaviour-preserving: the owner name is now a reactive hook arg instead
of a getState() read inside the effect, so the heartbeat starts as soon
as the name is available rather than waiting for an unrelated dep to
change — a strict improvement, unreachable in practice since host name
and username are fixed per session.

* docs(shortcuts): document the shortcut-actions contract (Phase I)

Add a contract reference block to the shortcutActions barrel — the three
independent trigger surfaces (inApp / global / runInMiniWindow), the
surface-independent cli + run fields, the dispatch entry points — and
per-field doc comments on ShortcutActionMeta / ShortcutSlot /
ActionContext / CliContext in shortcutTypes.ts.

Pure documentation, no code change.

src/config/shortcutActions.ts

@@ -1,9 +1,46 @@
-// Barrel for the shortcut-action subsystem. Split into:
+// ─── Shortcut-action subsystem ───────────────────────────────────────────────
+//
+// Barrel + contract reference. Split into:
 //   shortcutTypes.ts            — shared types
 //   shortcutActionRegistry.ts   — SHORTCUT_ACTION_REGISTRY + action id types
 //   shortcutDispatch.ts         — runtime + CLI dispatch
 //   shortcutBindings.ts         — derived in-app / global binding tables
 // Existing call sites import from this module unchanged.
+//
+// ── The contract ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+//
+// Every shortcut action is one entry in `SHORTCUT_ACTION_REGISTRY`, keyed by a
+// stable id (`ShortcutAction`). Its `ShortcutActionMeta` declares which of three
+// independent *trigger surfaces* the action is exposed on — an action may opt
+// into any combination:
+//
+//   • inApp?   — bindable to a keyboard chord while the MAIN window is focused.
+//                Presence of the `inApp` slot makes the id a `KeyAction`; the
+//                slot's `defaultBinding` is the out-of-box chord (or null =
+//                unbound), `hidden` keeps it out of the Settings UI list.
+//                Surfaced via IN_APP_SHORTCUT_ACTIONS / DEFAULT_IN_APP_BINDINGS;
+//                matched at runtime by `shortcuts/runtime.ts`.
+//   • global?  — registrable as an OS-LEVEL global hotkey (fires even when the
+//                app is unfocused). Presence makes the id a `GlobalAction`;
+//                surfaced via GLOBAL_SHORTCUT_ACTIONS / DEFAULT_GLOBAL_SHORTCUTS.
+//                `isGlobalShortcutActionId` is the runtime guard.
+//   • runInMiniWindow — whether the action may run when triggered FROM the
+//                mini-player window. `canRunShortcutActionInMiniWindow` gates
+//                cross-window `shortcut:run-action` events.
+//
+// Two extra, surface-independent fields:
+//   • cli?     — exposes the action to `psysonic --player <verb>`. No-arg CLI
+//                verbs are auto-collected and dispatched by
+//                `executeCliPlayerCommand`; arg-carrying commands (play-id,
+//                seek-relative, set-volume, set-repeat, set-rating-current)
+//                are handled explicitly there.
+//   • run(ctx) — the handler. `ctx.previewPolicy` ('stop' | 'ignore') decides
+//                whether an active track-preview is interrupted: media keys
+//                pass 'ignore', explicit UI / in-app keys pass 'stop'.
+//
+// Dispatch entry points: `executeRuntimeAction` (any trigger surface) and
+// `executeCliPlayerCommand` (CLI). `isShortcutAction` validates an arbitrary
+// string against the registry.
 
 export type {
   TranslateLike,

src/config/shortcutTypes.ts

@@ -1,22 +1,43 @@
+// Shared types for the shortcut-action subsystem. The contract overview lives
+// in the barrel, `shortcutActions.ts`.
+
 export type TranslateLike = (key: string, options?: any) => string;
 
+/** One bindable slot (in-app OR global). `defaultBinding` is the out-of-box
+ * chord, or `null` for "unbound by default". `hidden` keeps the action out of
+ * the Settings shortcut-list UI (still bindable / dispatchable). */
 export type ShortcutSlot = { defaultBinding: string | null; hidden?: boolean };
 
+/** Passed to an action's `run`. `previewPolicy` decides whether an active
+ * track-preview is interrupted: 'stop' for explicit UI / in-app keys, 'ignore'
+ * for hardware media keys. */
 export type ActionContext = {
   navigate: (to: string, options?: any) => void;
   previewPolicy: 'stop' | 'ignore';
 };
 
+/** Passed to `executeCliPlayerCommand` — the raw `cli:player-command` payload
+ * plus a navigate fn. */
 export type CliContext = {
   navigate: (to: string, options?: any) => void;
   payload: any;
 };
 
+/** Registry entry for one shortcut action. `inApp` / `global` /
+ * `runInMiniWindow` are the three independent trigger surfaces; `cli` and
+ * `run` are surface-independent. See the contract block in `shortcutActions.ts`. */
 export type ShortcutActionMeta = {
+  /** Localized display label for the Settings UI. */
   getLabel: (t: TranslateLike) => string;
+  /** Present ⇒ bindable to a main-window keyboard chord (id becomes a `KeyAction`). */
   inApp?: ShortcutSlot;
+  /** Present ⇒ registrable as an OS-level global hotkey (id becomes a `GlobalAction`). */
   global?: ShortcutSlot;
+  /** Whether the action may run when triggered from the mini-player window. */
   runInMiniWindow: boolean;
+  /** The handler. */
   run: (ctx: ActionContext) => void;
+  /** Present ⇒ exposed to `psysonic --player <verb>`. `command` overrides the
+   * CLI verb used for no-arg dispatch (defaults to the action id). */
   cli?: { verb: string; description: string; command?: string };
 };