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chore: add Makefile with clean-songs target - #1
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clean-songs deletes only server-downloaded MP3s (tracked by .done sidecars) from the /music volume via a container, since the files are root-owned on the host. /data and untracked files are kept.
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Summary
Makefilewithup,down,restart,logs,web,dev,test,clean-songs.clean-songsasks for confirmation, then deletes only server-downloaded MP3s (those recorded in.<hash>.donesidecars) plus their sidecars, and removes empty playlist folders. Runs inside the app container because the files are root-owned on the host./data(songs, devices, download history) and untracked files in/musicare kept. Sidecar paths outside/musicare ignored.Test plan
/etc/hostsdid not delete it.make clean-songsagainst the real volume (not run).