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Adds a unified attachment viewer with an HTML video player when a notification attachment has a supported video MIME type, while keeping download available for every attachment and falling back cleanly when preview is not available. Uses blob-backed local playback in Hive, updates CSP for blob media sources, and keeps attachment fetch and decryption inside Hive instead of exposing attachment URLs to media elements.
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Adds a unified attachment viewer with an HTML video player when a notification attachment has a supported video MIME type, while keeping download available for every attachment and falling back cleanly when preview is not available.
Uses blob-backed local playback in Hive, updates CSP for blob media sources, and keeps attachment fetch and decryption inside Hive instead of exposing attachment URLs to media elements.