Update to Spinn Radio

{
  "description": "Find and play a live radio station on Spinn Radio by station name, place, genre or mood. Use when the user asks to play, put on or listen to radio, a station, or music from somewhere. For podcasts use the podcasts skill; for books, the audiobooks skill.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "tune-in",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: tune-in\ndescription: Find and play a live radio station on Spinn Radio by station name, place, genre or mood. Use when the user asks to play, put on or listen to radio, a station, or music from somewhere. For podcasts use the podcasts skill; for books, the audiobooks skill.\n---\n\nUse this skill when the user wants to listen to live radio.\n\n1. Turn the request into search terms:\n   - A station name (\"BBC Radio 6 Music\", \"WWOZ\") goes in `query`.\n   - A place goes in `city` and/or `country` (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, e.g. `US`, `NG`, `JP`).\n   - A genre goes in `genre` as a lowercase tag. Map moods to tags: chill → `chillout`, focus or study → `ambient` or `lofi`, workout → `dance`, sleep → `ambient`, party → `dance` or `pop`, news → `news`, talk → `talk`.\n   - \"Near me\" or \"local\" → call `find_nearby_stations` instead.\n2. Call `search_stations`. If nothing comes back, widen the search once (drop the city, keep the country; or drop the genre) before telling the user.\n3. If one station clearly fits (the user named it, or one result is far better), call `play_station` with its id.\n   If several fit, call `show_station_cards` with up to 6 ids, best first, and a short heading such as \"Jazz in New Orleans\".\n4. After the player opens, say in one sentence what you chose and why. Playback starts when the user taps play; do not claim audio is already playing.\n   If the result says the requested station is off air and a similar one was opened instead, tell the user which station is playing.\n\nDon't invent stations or ids. Only use ids returned by Spinn tools.\n"
}