Remove unused music metadata dependencies - #14
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What changed
music-metadatadependencymusic-metadata-browserdependencyWhy
Neither package is imported by the application source, Electron process, or tests. Keeping them in production dependencies increases install size and causes
npm audit --omit=devto report vulnerabilities through the deprecated browser package's transitive dependency chain.Impact
Application behavior is unchanged. Fresh installs avoid downloading 26 unnecessary packages and the production dependency audit is clean.
Validation
npm test— 9 tests passednpm run build— production Vite build succeedednpm audit --omit=dev— 0 vulnerabilities