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Reading audioStore.isPlaying inside the toggleRequest $effect caused Svelte 5 to subscribe to it, so the effect re-ran on every isPlaying change. When resuming from ListeningMode, play() would fire onplay → isPlaying=true → effect re-ran → called pause() → onpause → isPlaying=false → effect re-ran → called play() → infinite loop. Wrapping the isPlaying read in untrack() limits the effect's subscription to toggleRequest only.
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