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A JSON file (or stdin) can now be used to set or override any of the
known tags (see help). Values from JSON override values read from the
audio file’s tags.
This can be used, for example, to set values from a database (like
AzuraCast’s cue and fade data from their Visual Cue Editor).
cue_file might still decide a re-analysis being necessary, so it’s
wise to re-consolidate the data after cue_file has returned its results.
More robust variable reading from tags or JSON:
Booleans can be bool or string
Typechecking on tags with unit suffixes, especially liq_true_peak,
which was a "dbFS"-suffixed string in v1.2.3 and now is a linear float.
Added liq_fade_in & liq_fade_out to known tags. We don’t use these,
but pre-processors might want to set them.
More advance example in test_autocue.cue_file.liq that shows how
annotations can be used to play 15-second snippets of songs.