Add Jellyfin streaming service support#279
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Summary
This PR adds support for Jellyfin as a streaming service, so EasySubs
can be used on self-hosted Jellyfin media servers.
What's included
src/streamings/jellyfin.ts) implementing theServiceinterface: subtitle fetching, subs container, settingscontainers and live-stream detection.
getCurrentService()using the Jellyfinapplication-namemeta tag, the globalApiClient, and a DOM fallback.JellyfinSubTrackcomponent) shown in thesettings panel only when the active service is Jellyfin.
chrome.scriptinginstead of reloading the tab, so SPA players (likeJellyfin) don't lose their playback state. Falls back to a reload if
injection fails.
no-op
ServiceStub.init()instead of throwing.containers so player controls aren't toggled, plus styling fixes for
subtitles and the progress bar.
"Enable on this site".
Testing
Tested manually on a Jellyfin web player: service is detected, subtitles
render, the subtitle-track selector works, and translations behave as
expected.