refactor: use int instead of float for download delay#33
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Simplifies the NixOS configuration by changing the downloadDelay option type from float to ints.unsigned, and aligns the Python app accordingly (State.download_delay, _download_with_delay signature, and the config pop cast all changed from float to int).
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Summary
Simplifies the NixOS configuration by changing the
downloadDelayoption type fromfloattoints.unsigned, eliminating the need for users to write5.0instead of the more natural5.nix/modules/nixos.nix:float→ints.unsigned; default0.0→0; example5.0→5; comparison!= 0.0→!= 0src/streamdl/app.py:State.download_delay,_download_with_delayparameter, and config pop cast all changed fromfloattointDepends on / follows #32.