[KillerX]

Summary

Two commits:

1. feat(omnilingual): Meta Omnilingual ASR sidecar

• Python sidecar (omnilingual/) serving Omnilingual ASR 7B, a Go adapter, an opt-in omnilingual compose profile and a CI workflow for its image.
• omnilingual-7b is only registered when OMNILINGUAL_URL is set.

2. feat: models page, per-model prompts, copy job, SQLite

• Models page at /model-settings ("Models" in the header; /models is the JSON API). Shows each model's name, ID, default badge, aliases, job counts and an editable default prompt.
• Per-model prompts. New endpoint PUT /models/{id}/prompt. GET /models now also returns aliases, prompt and supports_prompt. When a job is created the prompt comes from, in order: the request's prompt, then the model's prompt, then the server-wide prompt.txt. Omnilingual is marked as not supporting prompts, and the API refuses to save one for it.
• Copy job. Available from the job list and the job detail page; opens the new-job form filled in from the original job. The form gains an "Advanced" section (callback URL, timeout, subtitle line limits). The form's priority limit of 10 is removed (the server's default is 1000).
• SQLite. Uses the pure-Go modernc.org/sqlite driver, so builds without CGO still work. Migrations are embedded and applied by goose on startup; queries are generated with sqlc (make sqlc). New -db flag; compose adds a data volume at /var/lib/transcriber. Jobs are still kept in memory.
• Dockerfile now copies go.sum (it previously copied only go.mod, which breaks once there are dependencies).

Testing

• go test -race ./... passes, including new tests for the model prompt store and the API (prompt order, aliases, unknown model).
• Ran the server against a fresh database and checked the endpoints with curl: the database is created and migrated, prompts save, and the prompt order holds.
• The frontend builds with pnpm generate; vue-tsc reports only an existing error in nuxt.config.ts.
• Not yet clicked through in a browser.

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