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The header block (playlist name, now-playing hero, key legend) is an overlay string anchored at buffer position 1, so scrolling the list carried it off the top, key legend included. A handler on the buffer-local window-scroll-functions re-anchors the overlay at the window's display start on every scroll, so the block stays pinned at the top of the window. The header refresh timer now anchors at the same position instead of the buffer top, so the once-a-second update can't yank a scrolled header back.
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The playlist header is a multi-line overlay string anchored at buffer position 1. With point on the top row, next-line's visual motion stepped through the header's screen lines. Those all map back to position 1, so arrows never moved point. The buffer now moves by logical lines (each row is one), which skips the header display entirely.
The same shared anchor put row 1's number above the header instead of beside its track: both overlay strings sit at position 1 and the number rendered first. Number overlays now outrank the header's priority, so the number lands next to its own row.
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Emacs draws the filled cursor only in the selected window, and the playlist dock is glanced at from other windows constantly. The pinned cursor was invisible exactly when it was wanted. The current row's number now renders in inverse video, updated as point moves and re-applied after each renumber. The mark shows whether or not the window has focus, and the row band from hl-line was already sticky.
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With point pinned at the row start, redisplay drew the cursor after the number's before-string, on the album-art thumbnail, where a block cursor is invisible. A cursor property on the number string makes redisplay draw it on the number.
The dock also kept reopening too short: its height memory remembered whatever size the window had at toggle-off, including squeezes from window churn. The squeezed fraction then overrode the default on every later open. The default rises to a third of the frame, and the toggle discards captured heights below it (a deliberate enlargement still sticks for the session).
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The radio tag search now completes over popular tags from radio-browser's /json/tags endpoint (station-count order, capped at 500, cached per session), so the prompt offers real tags instead of a blind guess. Free-form input still works, and a failed fetch degrades to plain input.
Station listings align into columns: the votes field pads to a fixed width, and each annotation pads out to the widest candidate name.
Playlist rows carry a numeric overlay prefix, rebuilt after every change by a debounced after-change hook, so the cursor stays visible on cover-art thumbnails and each row's position is readable. Overlays leave the buffer text to EMMS.
Also fixed: the search now trims queries before they hit the API (a trailing space used to reach it as %20 and match nothing).
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