Feat: hls manifest import

[sebastianpiq]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the application's streaming capabilities by adding support for ingesting HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) manifests. This new feature allows the system to consume HLS streams, parse their playlists, fetch media segments, and then publish them through its own broadcast mechanism. The changes involve introducing a new command-line option for HLS ingestion, implementing dedicated modules for HLS manifest processing, and updating the project's dependencies to support these new functionalities. This enables a broader range of input sources for the streaming platform.

Highlights

• HLS Ingest Capability: Introduced the ability to ingest HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) manifests, allowing the application to act as an HLS ingester and publish these streams.
• New ingest-hls Command: Added a new ingest-hls recipe to the justfile for easily ingesting live HLS media playlists and publishing them via hang.
• Refactored Import Modules: The media import logic has been refactored into media and manifest submodules within rs/hang/src/import, improving organization and extensibility.
• New Dependencies: Incorporated several new Rust crates, including m3u8-rs for HLS playlist parsing and reqwest for HTTP client functionality, along with various compression and TLS-related libraries.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces HLS manifest import functionality, a significant new feature. The changes include adding new dependencies, refactoring the import logic into media and manifest modules, and implementing the HLS fetching and parsing logic. The code is generally well-structured, particularly the new hls.rs file which handles variant selection and segment fetching. The refactoring of the import modules is a good step towards better code organization. I have a few suggestions to improve maintainability and code clarity.