Firmware modules: sayso leaves the build, the Spotify client ships with the apps

.github/workflows/wasm-runtime.yml

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ jobs:
           cat > /tmp/check.py <<'EOF'
           import sys
           print(sys.implementation)
-          for name in ("displaydev", "lvgl", "sayso",
+          for name in ("displaydev", "lvgl",
                        "audioinstruments", "audioeffects", "pdwidgets", "palettes", "ulab"):
               __import__(name)
               print("imports", name)

.gitignore

@@ -9,7 +9,6 @@
 !/modules/pydevices/
 !/modules/palettes/
 !/modules/pdwidgets/
-!/modules/sayso/
 !/modules/audioinstruments/
 !/modules/audioeffects/
 !/modules/audiocomponents/

docs/guides/choose-modules.md

@@ -23,10 +23,8 @@ A module never brings another, and nothing checks dependencies. If you name
 ## Python packages from omnipython-lib
 
 Our Python-only packages come from omnipython-lib: `pydevices`, `palettes`,
-`pdwidgets`, `sayso`, `audioinstruments` and
-`audioeffects` are modules whose manifest requires them from it. `sayso`, the
-Spotify controller, freezes only into desktop and web builds. Any other package
-of it, such as a board config, can be named too.
+`pdwidgets`, `audioinstruments` and `audioeffects` are modules whose manifest
+requires them from it. Any other package of it, such as a board config, can be named too.
 
 ## The desktop board config
 

docs/reference/modules.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ tracked here or linked from a sibling checkout or cloned at the commit in
 |---|---|
 | `audiodsp`, `pygraphics`, `ulab` | Cloned at the commit in `DEPENDENCIES.lock` when `modules/<name>` is missing, or linked from a sibling checkout. |
 | `lvgl` | [omnipython-lvgl](https://github.com/PyDevices/omnipython-lvgl), fetched at the commit in `DEPENDENCIES.lock` into `modules/.omnipython-lvgl`, or linked from a sibling checkout. A build compiles its `ports/micropython` or `ports/circuitpython`, whichever the interpreter is, and `all` includes it. |
-| `pydevices`, `palettes`, `pdwidgets`, `sayso`, `audioinstruments`, `audioeffects` | Manifests here that require the Python packages from omnipython-lib. `audiocomponents` is the old name for the last two together and still builds both. |
+| `pydevices`, `palettes`, `pdwidgets`, `audioinstruments`, `audioeffects` | Manifests here that require the Python packages from omnipython-lib. `audiocomponents` is the old name for the last two together and still builds both. |
 | `micropython-lib` | MicroPython's own upstream packages, frozen from the checkout the MicroPython tree carries. |
 | `tflite`, `vision` | [esp-vision's modules](../guides/use-esp-vision-modules.md), opt-in: `all` leaves them out. |
 
@@ -64,7 +64,6 @@ it is. "Unix" is CircuitPython's unix port, built and imported in
 | tflite, vision | no | no, on purpose | esp-vision's modules, for MicroPython only. |
 | lvgl | yes | all five | One name for both interpreters: a CircuitPython build compiles omnipython-lvgl's `ports/circuitpython`. A board build needs `CIRCUITPY_GIFIO=0`, since LVGL links its own AnimatedGIF decoder; our boards set it. |
 | micropython-lib | no | no | MicroPython's own upstream packages. |
-| sayso | desktop and web only | desktop and web only | Python only: the Spotify controller. A board build that names it freezes nothing. |
 | pydevices, palettes, pdwidgets | frozen | frozen | Python only. On unix, pydevices also freezes its desktop files (the boards drop them), and pdwidgets and palettes with it: together their names pass CircuitPython's 64 KB frozen-string pool, so [`build_mp.py`](https://github.com/PyDevices/micropython-pydevices/blob/main/build_mp.py) builds the unix port with four-byte qstr offsets (patches 0001 and 0010). Boards keep two-byte offsets. |
 
 What is planned for the rest is in the [roadmap](https://github.com/PyDevices/micropython-pydevices/blob/main/ROADMAP.md).