feat: add Gemini Flash-Lite as a selectable AI subtitle-translation model#363
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Summary
Gemini Flash-Lite is now a selectable model for AI subtitle translation. The Gemini request path is parameterized by model id instead of baking
gemini-2.5-flashinto the base-URL constant, and the newGEMINI_FLASH_LITEenum value routes through the sametranslateGeminiimplementation withgemini-2.5-flash-lite.Why this matters
#251 asked for Flash-Lite as an option for faster, cheaper subtitle translation; @silentbil acknowledged it on 2026-05-28 and the reporter pinged again on 2026-06-11 with no PR in sight. This covers the model-addition half of the issue; the advanced generation settings (temperature, top-p, thinking budget) are a separate piece and stay open. Persistence needs no changes since the enum is stored by name with a safe fallback, so existing users see no migration.
Testing
Unit test covers the enum round-trip and the model-id mapping; the settings screen's model label, disclaimer text, and model dialog all render the new option through the extended exhaustive
whenblocks.Refs #251