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When a picker displays the system default line or when the default is selected, query the active default device name (via PipeWire's wpctl or PulseAudio's pactl on Linux, or cpal on macOS and Windows) so the option reads as 'System default: <name>' (e.g. 'System default: Jabra Evolve2 65'). This gives clear visibility into what device is actually active without needing to pick an explicit ALSA card.
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When displaying the system default line in microphone and speaker pickers (or when selected):
$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/pulse/native), in pure safe Rust with zero subprocess/CLI spawning. On non-Linux (macOS and Windows) or when the sound server is absent, query the default device name viacpal.System default: <name>(e.g.System default: Jabra Evolve2 65).