Refactor creation of line in sources

At the moment the number of line in sources is hard coded. The creation of these sources is also hard coded in liquidsoap. I propose a list based approach when we switch to yaml based configuration files. A line in could then look something like this:

input_devices:
  - "default"
  - "default"

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• Config consolidation: Use YAML instead of INI file (#41 - closed)

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As discussed with @Loxbie today, this not only affects the creation of line-in sources but also line-out and stream output channels. Since this involves a little bit more effort and it is not vital to the play-out functionality, I'll move it to alpha-6 as a placeholder milestone. Nonetheless it is an important refactoring for a clean codebase, so we should discuss it further.

Additionally #41 (closed) is a dependency to provide well structured basis for configuration.

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This is already implemented in the dev-lq-version-2.2 branch.

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Due to the priority of Pipewire and Liquidsoap Tickets we extended the due date of alpha-5.

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