Refactor music player into class-based structure for better maintainability#71
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Summary
This PR refactors the music player from a procedural script
into a class-based structure to improve maintainability,
organization, and scalability.
Changes Made
MelodyPlayerclassWhy This Change?
The previous implementation relied heavily on global state and
top-level functions, which made the code harder to extend and maintain.
Moving to a class-based design:
Impact
No changes to user-facing functionality.
The application behavior remains the same.
This is purely a structural improvement.