release: version 5.1.17

[igorovh]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on a routine version bump and comprehensive dependency updates to ensure the project uses the latest stable packages. A significant new feature, the 'Channel Section' for both Kick and Twitch, has been introduced, allowing users to toggle a section displaying watch time and quick access links. Additionally, the settings interface has been expanded with an 'Experimental' tab, and minor logic improvements were made to live video detection and stream latency calculation.

Highlights

• Version Update: The project version has been updated from 5.1.15 to 5.1.17 across package.json and package-lock.json.
• Dependency Updates: Numerous dependencies have been updated, including vite (from 7.0.5 to 7.1.11), @preact/preset-vite, magic-string, sourcemap-codec, css-select, css-what, fdir, tinyglobby, vite-plugin-generate-file, vite-prerender-plugin, and postcss. New dependencies like graphql-tag and jszip were also introduced, and many dev: true flags were added to existing dependencies in package-lock.json.
• New 'Channel Section' Feature: A new configurable setting, channelSection, has been added for both Kick and Twitch platforms. This setting controls the visibility of a dedicated 'Channel Section' that provides watch time information and quick access links.
• Experimental Settings Tab: A new 'Experimental' tab, complete with a new SVG icon, has been introduced to the settings UI for both Kick and Twitch, providing a dedicated space for experimental features.
• Improved Live Video Detection: The logic for detecting live videos on Kick has been refined to check for Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY as the video duration, replacing a previously fixed constant.
• Stream Latency Module Enhancement: The Kick Stream Latency module now includes a check to ensure the video is not paused before updating the latency counter, preventing inaccurate readings when the stream is not actively playing.

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Code Review

This pull request bumps the version to 5.1.17 and includes several dependency updates. It also introduces a new 'Channel Section' feature for both Kick and Twitch platforms, which is controlled by a new setting. I appreciate the refactoring in the settings modules to improve type safety and maintainability by removing magic numbers for tab indices. The fix for live video detection on Kick is also a good improvement. I've added a couple of suggestions to further enhance type safety in the newly refactored settings code.

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To improve type safety and leverage the as const assertion on SETTINGS_TABS, you can add a type assertion to tabIndexes. This will ensure that any typos when accessing tab indexes (e.g., tabIndexes.Genral) are caught at compile time.

Suggested change

	const tabIndexes = Object.fromEntries(this.SETTINGS_TABS.map((tab, index) => [tab.title, index]));
	const tabIndexes = Object.fromEntries(this.SETTINGS_TABS.map((tab, index) => [tab.title, index])) as Record<(typeof this.SETTINGS_TABS)[number]["title"], number>;

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve type safety and leverage the as const assertion on SETTINGS_TABS, you can add a type assertion to tabIndexes. This will ensure that any typos when accessing tab indexes (e.g., tabIndexes.Genral) are caught at compile time.

Suggested change

	const tabIndexes = Object.fromEntries(this.SETTINGS_TABS.map((tab, index) => [tab.title, index]));
	const tabIndexes = Object.fromEntries(this.SETTINGS_TABS.map((tab, index) => [tab.title, index])) as Record<(typeof this.SETTINGS_TABS)[number]["title"], number>;