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The player libraries the live suite plays (tests/e2e/live-specs/player-libraries.json), each at its newest release that is at least 3 days old and fits the ranges the others declare on it:

Library	Now	Then
@videojs/cdn	10.1.0	10.2.0
hls-video-element	1.5.11	1.5.12
custom-media-element	1.4.6	1.4.7

Kept below a version on purpose (MAJOR_HOLDS in tools/check-toolchain.mjs):

• video.js stays below 9.0.0 (10.2.0 is out): video.js 10 on npm holds no player, only errors pointing to Video.js 10, which ships as @videojs/cdn (a library and page of its own here); sites keep Video.js 8, and 8.x still gets releases

CI and the live suite (live-streams.yml: every library plays its page on its own, then FastStream takes it over, on Linux and on Windows) have been started on it. update-prs.yml tells @Nawid3333 once both have run whether it is ready to merge, and the merge is theirs.

This pull request is rebuilt in place when the set changes. Closing it skips this set; it comes again with the next one.

Nothing here is part of the extension: its build should come out unchanged, and a merge then releases nothing (auto-release.yml compares the builds).

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@Nawid3333 CI passes on this pull request (https://github.com/Nawid3333/FastStream/actions/runs/40286426598), and every check holds: ready for you to merge.

Its build of the extension is file for file the one in v1.3.82.148, the version number aside: merging it releases nothing.

toolchain-updates.yml rebuilds this pull request in place when a newer release comes. Closing it skips this set of versions; the next set comes as a pull request of its own.

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