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Fill test gaps from quality-engineer review: 3 new test files (28 tests)
and error cases for get-available-mics and get-available-sinks (+4 tests).
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Rework quick-setup device picker:
- Labels: [in use], [ready], [available], [muted] instead of
PulseAudio jargon (RUNNING/IDLE/SUSPENDED)
- Muted devices now shown (previously hidden) so users can see
all connected hardware and understand why a device is unsuitable
- Sink step shows which apps are playing through each output:
"JDS Labs Element IV [in use] (Firefox, Spotify)"
- Prompt changed from "audio output to monitor" to "audio output
to capture" to avoid PulseAudio monitor terminology confusion
- Sort order: in use → ready → available → muted
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Replace hard-to-distinguish nerd font icons with clear text labels:
Jabra SPEAK 510 Mono [active - running]
Shure MV7+ Analog Stereo [active - idle]
Ryzen HD Audio Controller [inactive - suspended]
Both mic and sink steps use the same labeling. Devices sorted
running → idle → suspended. Removed mic-active-p and sink-active-p
helpers — state now comes directly from the verbose pactl parsers
via get-available-mics/sinks which return (name description state).
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Quick-setup (C-; r s) is now a two-step flow: pick a mic, then pick an
audio output sink. Sinks display / icons with green/dim coloring to
indicate which have active audio streams, with active sinks sorted to
the top. The chosen sink's .monitor is set as the system audio device.
This replaces the old auto-default-sink approach, letting users see
where audio is actually going and pick the right sink in one command.
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