[van-sprundel]

We now have a ContentProvider+Scrobbler trait and seperated these two more

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refactors the application's external service integration by introducing a more structured and extensible architecture. It separates content discovery concerns from watch history tracking into distinct traits and managers, moving away from a monolithic 'extensions' concept. This change improves modularity, clarifies responsibilities, and lays a robust foundation for future additions of various content providers and scrobblers, while updating all relevant parts of the application to use this new design.

Highlights

• Refactored Extension System: The core extension system has been refactored to introduce distinct traits for ContentProvider (for discovery services like Trakt) and Scrobbler (for watch history syncing). This modularizes functionality and prepares for easier integration of new services.
• Trakt.tv Integration Split: The existing Trakt.tv functionality has been split. Its content discovery and authentication aspects now adhere to the ContentProvider trait, residing in src/providers/trakt.rs, while its watch history syncing (scrobbling) now uses the Scrobbler trait, located in src/scrobblers/trakt.rs.
• New Configuration Structures: New configuration structs, ProvidersConfig and ScrobblersConfig, have been added to src/config.rs. These separate the configuration for content providers and scrobblers, allowing for more granular control and clearer separation of concerns.
• Dependency Update: The async-trait crate has been added as a new dependency to enable asynchronous methods in traits, which is crucial for the new ContentProvider and Scrobbler traits.
• TUI and Doctor Updates: The Terminal User Interface (TUI) and the doctor module have been updated to interact with the new provider and scrobbler managers and their respective configurations, ensuring seamless integration with the refactored backend.

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Code Review

This pull request does an excellent job of refactoring the extensions system into more clearly defined ContentProvider and Scrobbler traits. The separation of concerns is a significant architectural improvement, making the system more modular and easier to extend in the future. The implementation is consistent across the configuration, application logic, and UI. I have one suggestion to reduce some code duplication that was introduced, but overall, this is a very strong and well-executed refactoring.