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Add Pi relay server bundle (server/)

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@@ -47,8 +47,15 @@ src/RemSound.Sender capture → mix → encode → UDP send
src/RemSound.Receiver UDP receive → ring buffer → drift-corrected playout → render
src/RemSound.Harness console test program (1 sender → 1 receiver, no UI)
src/RemSound.App WinForms UI (sender + receiver + heartbeat + discovery + updater)
server/ optional Raspberry Pi / systemd-Linux relay bundle (see below)
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## Optional: running your own relay server
Two RemSound peers normally reach each other directly over your LAN, or via Tailscale across the internet. If neither of those work for your situation — for example one peer is behind a router that won't forward inbound UDP and you'd prefer not to use Tailscale — you can run a small Python relay on a publicly-reachable host (a Raspberry Pi at home with one UDP port forwarded works fine) and have both peers dial that.
The `server/` folder in this repo is a self-contained bundle: relay script, systemd unit, install / uninstall / smoke-test scripts, and a step-by-step README. See [`server/README.md`](server/README.md) for the setup walkthrough.
## Issues and feedback
Open an issue on the [GitHub issues page](https://github.com/Ednunp/RemSound/issues). If reporting an audio problem, please tick **File → Preferences → Enable logs**, reproduce the issue, then attach the latest log file from `logs\` next to `RemSound.exe`.