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Without explicit setActionHandler('play'/'pause'/...) the browser uses
default handling which on iOS Safari stops working after ~1 min of
pause in background/locked state (AudioSession gets suspended and the
lock screen button can't resume it without a direct user gesture).
Registering handlers in the layout (where audioEl lives) ensures:
- play/pause call audioEl directly — iOS treats this as a trusted
gesture and allows .play() even from the lock screen
- seekbackward/seekforward map to ±15s / ±30s
- playbackState stays in sync so the lock screen shows the right icon
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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