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When enabled, the Web Speech API speaks the upcoming chapter number and title (e.g. 'Chapter 12 — The Final Battle') between auto-next chapters, giving an audible cue before the next narration begins. - AudioStore.announceChapter ( boolean, default false) - PBUserSettings.announce_chapter persisted to PocketBase - GET/PUT /api/settings includes announceChapter field - +layout.server.ts loads + defaults the field - +layout.svelte applies on load, saves in debounced PUT, and fires SpeechSynthesisUtterance in onended before navigating (falls back to immediate navigation if speechSynthesis is unavailable) - ListeningMode: 'Announce' pill added to the Speed · Auto · Sleep row
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