New Action: Play sound

[vibhor1102]

This new action is meant to be straightforward: Play a sound. And Klick'r moves onto next action immediately upon triggering the sound, i.e. it doesn't wait for the sound's completion. The Android's in-built selection of tones for Notification/Calls/Alarms would be presented to the user.

Examples

• Ideal when you don't want a notification to get left behind just because you wanted to play a sound
• For those users who want a custom sound to play, not the default notification one, but are too lazy/ignorant to do change the notification's sound via Android's settings

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Starting work: scope and plan

I’m starting work on this as a new Smart action: Play sound.

To keep the feature clear and deliberately small, the chosen behaviour is:

• It will be available only in Smart scenarios, alongside the other Smart actions. Dumb scenarios are out of scope.
• Its editor will use Android’s built-in sound picker and show the device-provided notification, ringtone (call), and alarm sounds.
• The selected sound is stored with the action. There is no separate file picker, import flow, or custom audio browser.
• Choosing a sound is required. The picker will not offer a Silent option; cancelling it leaves the current selection unchanged.
• When the action runs, it starts the selected sound and Klick’r immediately proceeds to the next action. It does not wait for playback to finish.
• Repeated triggers are allowed to request playback again; this action will not add its own stop, queue, duration, volume, or audio-focus controls.
• If a previously selected system sound later becomes unavailable, the action will safely do nothing and log the failure rather than interrupting the scenario.

Implementation plan

1. Add the new action type and persist its selected Android sound URI, including the database migration and backup/import support.
2. Add a small configuration dialog with a name field and a Choose sound button. A helper activity will open Android’s picker and return the selected URI to the still-open editor.
3. Add fire-and-forget playback to the Smart action executor.
4. Wire the action into the Smart action menu, action list, copy/debug displays, text resources, and icon set.
5. Add focused model, database-migration, and mapping tests, then verify the hosted debug APK on-device: picker categories, selected-tone playback, immediate next-action execution, cancellation, and an unavailable tone.

This intentionally does not alter notification channels or Android’s default notification sound. It is a self-contained action for playing a user-selected system tone.

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