Scorelio: Sheet Music Player

# What's New - Added recently opened scores. The scores you opened before are waiting on the home screen, so you can pick up where you left off without hunting for the file again. They reopen the original file, so edits you made in another app are there too. - You can now tap the score to move the playhead. Tap the bar you want to hear and playback picks up from there. - Added notation pitch and reference pitch (Pro). Transposing parts such as a B-flat instrument can be shown either at the pitch the player reads or at the pitch that actually sounds, and you can tune playback to a reference pitch like A=442. - Added a count-in. Tap the conductor icon next to the play button and you get one bar of clicks before the music starts. When you start from the middle of a bar, the count includes the part of the bar you have already passed, so you come in exactly on the beat. - Added screen reader support. VoiceOver and TalkBack now announce what each button and fader is for and what state it is in. # Improvements - Scores now open much faster. The more parts and measures a score has, the bigger the difference — on slower devices the wait is roughly halved. - The first score you open after launching the app is quicker too. - Large scores now use less memory. - The mixer now opens on a tap of its handle, not only by dragging it up. # Bug Fixes - Fixed the app quitting unexpectedly. - Fixed the cursor lagging behind the music during playback. - Fixed mixer rows acting on the wrong part in scores with a part written on two staves, such as piano. - Fixed transposing parts playing back higher than they should. - Fixed chord symbols missing in scores saved with MuseScore 4.6. - Fixed PDF export never finishing.