List Favourite Songs Feature to the MCP - #21
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Post 9th April, Spotify has introduced some changes - https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/concepts/redirect_uri
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This PR introduces a new feature to list favorite songs using the Spotify Web API. The implementation adheres to Spotify's guidelines for redirect URIs as outlined in their documentation: Spotify Redirect URI Documentation.
Key changes include:
Added functionality in the spotify_api.py module to fetch and list favorite songs.
Updated the README.md file to include instructions on setting up the redirect URI and using the new feature.
These changes enhance the application's ability to interact with Spotify's API while ensuring compliance with their authentication requirements.