The now playing screen is the size of the thing it is for

Four things Peter asked for, all on the episode screen, which is the now
playing screen -- there is no separate player.

The artwork is 72% of the width rather than a 96dp thumbnail, so it reads as
the artwork of what is playing instead of a list icon. Short of full width on
purpose: the title and the transport still have to be on the first screen.

The three controls you press without looking -- back, the primary, forward --
have a row to themselves at a size worth aiming at. Five controls on one line
made all five small. The ad button, the speed and the sleep timer share a
quieter row below.

The sleep timer is on the screen now instead of three taps into the overflow
menu, which is the wrong depth for something reached for in the dark. The chip
carries what the timer is waiting for -- it reads 14:55 while a countdown runs
and "End of episode" in the other mode -- so nothing has to be opened to find
out. It opens the same dialog the menu does; one set of durations, one
explanation of the fade, two ways in.

The notes are shown in full and never behind a tap. The fold existed so long
notes could not push the transport off the screen, and the transport moved
above them when the two screens merged -- so all it still did was hide the half
of the screen it was there to protect. DescriptionPreview and
ExpandableDescription go with it.

The wording moved to SleepLabel, which is tested: it was inline in the menu and
again in the dialog, and the chip would have been a third copy.

Verified on the emulator rather than from the diff: the screenshot shows all
four, the chip opened the dialog, and arming 15m turned the chip into a running
countdown.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018AwnALZL6bD4VBtATDVv3B

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