Invite: just the link (password included), one Copy button, a note only when needed, other addresses behind a toggle

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -190,22 +190,21 @@ Your server starts with the app and stops when it closes. Only this app
can reach it until you press **Invite** (in the strip, or in the member
list): that opens it on your network at the port from Settings → Party &
network (default 8080, with the password set there; blank = anyone can
join) and copies an invite link ("Join me on Starsync:
starsync://203.0.113.7:8080/?name=… · Starsync 1.3.0") to send to
friends. Nothing restarts: what plays and Up next carry on, and you are
join) and copies an invite link (`starsync://203.0.113.7:8080/?name=…`,
just the link) to send to friends. Nothing restarts: what plays and Up next carry on, and you are
the host (the crown).
The link carries your internet address when the app can find it (it asks
a "what is my IP" service such as ipify over HTTPS when you share), else
this computer's home-network address (not a proxy one, nor a Docker or VM
bridge). The member list shows every address to pick from: **Internet**
for friends elsewhere, **Home network** for friends on the same Wi-Fi or
router, **VPN** (Tailscale and the like). Behind a router, friends
elsewhere get in only when the TCP port is forwarded on your router to
this computer (the card says so and names this computer's address); the
app does not open ports itself. The password is never in the link unless
you tick **Include the password in the link**; otherwise friends ask you
for it. Friends open nothing. **Stop sharing** (in the member list)
bridge). In the member list, **Copy invite link** copies it again;
**Other addresses** there lets you pick another: **Internet** for friends
elsewhere, **Home network** for friends on the same Wi-Fi or router,
**VPN** (Tailscale and the like). Behind a router, friends elsewhere get
in only when the TCP port is forwarded on your router to this computer
(the card says so); the app does not open ports itself. The link
includes the password when one is set, so friends just click it: share
it only with them. Friends open nothing. **Stop sharing** (in the member list)
closes it again:
everyone else leaves (their app goes back to their own server and says
why), you and Up next stay.