feat(daemon): add interval-based sync loop - #256
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Run sync cycles in a loop via a dedicated daemon subcommand, reusing index and session.
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Add a dedicated
daemonsubcommand that repeats sync cycles in a loop with idle time between them.Each cycle recreates the pipeline and reuses the index and Spotify session from the first cycle; a dead session is fatal so the service manager can restart visibly. Per-track logs are gated and plain output is implied, keeping logs quiet across cycles.