feat(long-press): support secondary action on extended hold#244
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When enabled, holding the button longer triggers a second action after the primary long-press action. This allows combining track skipping with rewind/fast-forward. Examples: - long press → skip track - extended hold → fast forward or - long press → rewind - extended hold → skip track Also refactored volume key handler state management and event logic.
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Added optional secondary action for volume long press.
When enabled, holding the button longer triggers a second action after the primary long-press action. This allows combining track skipping with rewind/fast-forward.
Examples:
or
Also refactored volume key handler state management and event logic.