Promote to production: FFmpeg bundling + lint cleanup - #42
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Re-enable externalBin "bin/ffmpeg" so recordings/conversions use a bundled ffmpeg instead of a system install. The compile-time sidecar validation that broke desktop-check before is handled: desktop-check stubs an empty sidecar (cargo check never runs it), release.yml downloads the real per-target binary, and beforeDev/BuildCommand auto-fetch it locally. ffmpeg_path() already prefers the bundled binary next to the exe.
feat(desktop): bundle ffmpeg as a sidecar
Polish/bug-sweep pass over ESLint warnings (109 -> 99; remaining are intentional no-explicit-any and test scaffolding): - Remove 5 unnecessary eslint-disable directives (deps arrays were already correct) and their leftover blank lines. - Prefix intentionally-unused vars with _ (worker.store destructure-omit, file.service stub param); drop a discarded register() return in HotkeyTest; remove a dead downloadService import in CodeScratchpad. - @ts-ignore -> @ts-expect-error in platform detection. - exhaustive-deps: key ToolHost's useMemo on the stable tool ref; document JsonCompare's intentional toggle-only effect. Both reviewed as non-bugs. No behavior change. 429 tests pass; build green.
chore(lint): resolve all source-code lint warnings
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Previously parseTimestamp treated any numeric string longer than 10 digits as milliseconds, so a 19-digit nanosecond value (e.g. 1784694237438743460) overflowed Date's range and failed with 'Could not parse that as a date or Unix timestamp.' Now the unit is inferred from digit length — ~10 = seconds, ~13 = ms, ~16 = µs, ~19 = ns — and normalized to milliseconds. The UI surfaces the detected unit so the interpretation is explicit. Seconds/millis cutoffs are unchanged, so existing behavior is preserved. Adds coverage for micro/nanosecond parsing and detectNumericUnit.
fix(timestamp): detect & convert microsecond/nanosecond epochs
Bundles FFmpeg for desktop; timestamp micro/nanosecond parsing; lint cleanup. Syncs Cargo.toml/Cargo.lock (were stale at beta.1) with tauri.conf.json.
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Promotes the two merged
developchanges to production.Included
externalBin: ["bin/ffmpeg"]re-enabled; compile-time validation handled via a stub indesktop-check.yml, real per-target download inrelease.yml, andbeforeDev/BuildCommandauto-fetch locally. Verified green on macOS/Windows/Linux.no-explicit-anyand test scaffolding). No behavior change.Verification
429 tests pass ·
astro buildgreen ·tscnet-zero new errors.Notes
tauri build); it ships when the nextdesktop-v*tag is cut offmain. No effect on the web deploy.