.. because it's confusing and doesn't seem to add any value.
The "auto configuration" looks for installed codec libraries and tells
squeezelite (through command line arguments) to exclude codec support if a
required library is missing.
If you have installed squeezelite-full, then all required codec libraries
are automatically installed as dependencies and the squeezelite binary won't
even run if there are missing libraries - ie the "auto configuration" will
always find all codecs and never disable any codecs. Toggling "auto
configuration" makes no difference and the setting is just confusing.
If you install squeezelite-mini the "auto configuration" can work, but
library checks are already done by dlopen() calls in squeezelite and codecs
are disabled if the necessary libraries are not found - ie the "auto
configuration" duplicates the library checks of squeezelite itself.
Signed-off-by: Robert Högberg <robert.hogberg@gmail.com>
