[dhruvajshetty]

Description

This PR fixes issue #756 where local playback playlists were consistently shuffled in the identical order upon initialization.

What was changed

The root cause was the usage of the deprecated std::random_shuffle. Depending on the platform implementation, it often relies on an underlying generator that wasn't being correctly influenced by the std::srand(time(nullptr)) seed on startup.

I updated the shuffle logic in tizplaylist.cpp to use the modern C++11 <random> library:

• Added #include <random>
• Replaced std::random_shuffle with std::shuffle
• Introduced std::random_device and a std::mt19937 Mersenne Twister engine to guarantee true randomized seeding on every execution.

Related Issue

Fixes #756

[juanrubio]

Thanks for picking this up, @dhruvajshetty, and for opening PR #879. We’re doing a broad v1 revival in parallel, so this area may change and the patch might need adapting; I don’t want to promise it can be merged unchanged. But contributions are very welcome, and it’s great to have something concrete to review. We’ll coordinate the review with the ongoing work—thanks for getting involved.

[dhruvajshetty]

Thank you, let me know if any change is required from my side.