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test: use Oxyz - Feel It All Tonight as first integration test track - #378
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The first track added in the integration suite is the one that plays for most of the run (it starts playback after the initial flush and is protected by voteimmune/gong tests). Swap it from Foo Fighters - Best Of You to Oxyz - Feel It All Tonight.
test/tools/integration-test-suite.mjs: Add Track removed node_modules folder #1 and the duplicate-detection casetest/INTEGRATION_TESTING.md: matching examplesVerified with a partial
npm run test:e2erun:Add Track #1 - OxyzandAdd Track - Duplicate Detectionboth passed (the run was stopped early to avoid clashing with another test run).🤖 Generated with Claude Code