ghassan 76f5ef0c84 Fix match-video playback: HEVC → H.264 transcode + correct HLS URL
- CompressVideoJob: rewrite to exec ffmpeg directly. php-ffmpeg's X264
  format class validates the codec name and only accepts libx264, so
  every job dispatched with h264_nvenc had been throwing within ~1s and
  leaving the source untouched. The job now honours the GPU encoder
  settings, and always replaces the source when the codec is HEVC/H.265
  so downloads and the MP4 fallback stay playable.
- VideoController + video-player component: point HLS URLs at
  playlist.m3u8 (the actual master file GenerateHlsJob writes) instead
  of the non-existent master.m3u8, which was 404-ing and forcing the
  player back to the raw MP4.
- VideoController@store: on the NAS-success branch, flip status to
  'ready' and populate duration/is_shorts before dispatching
  GenerateHlsJob, so the job no longer silently no-ops.
- Upload chooser: render as a bottom sheet on mobile, and forward the
  picked type to /videos/create?type= so the create page pre-selects it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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