Spotatui client bypasses Spotify API limits by using internal, undocumented APIs

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A developer has revived and significantly expanded the Spotify-tui project into Spotatui. To circumvent restrictive rate limits on Spotify's public developer API, the application now uses the platform's undocumented internal APIs for data and metadata. This approach allows each user to operate with their own session, similar to an official client, avoiding shared quota restrictions. The software supports multiple audio sources and features both a terminal and a graphical interface. Spotatui is written in Rust and requires a Spotify Premium account for login.

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