Add HLS playback support for web browsers

[bhyoo99]

Summary

Add HLS playback support for web browsers

Motivation

Some web browsers do not support native HLS playback, requiring hls.js implementation for cross-browser compatibility

Changes

• Add hls.js package
• Implement HLS stream validation logic
• Add HLS player initialization for browser compatibility

Test plan

1. HLS stream playback testing:
   • Verify HLS stream playback in Chrome and Firefox
   • Confirm proper functionality in browsers without native HLS support
   • Check for memory leaks during stream load/unload

[KrzysztofMoch]

Hey, Thank You for the PR!

[KrzysztofMoch]

I think we should add this also as optional peer dependency

[bhyoo99]

@KrzysztofMoch like this?

"peerDependencies": {
        "react": "*",
        "react-native": "*",
        "hls.js": "^1.5.18"
 },

[freeboub]

@bhyoo99 The best would be to put it in optionnalDependency: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/configuring-npm/package-json#optionaldependencies
It will allow to not embed the package is not needed.
It would be interesting to put the information in the documentation also.

[freeboub]

• ping @zoriya
  I am not sure of the implementation, what will happen when switching from hls to dash and the opposite ...

[zoriya]

This implementation lacks some options, namely:

• source containing headers (using hls's xhrSetup)
• video/audio/subtitles tracks reporting (with the onInfo prop)
• selection of video/audio/subtitle (selectedVideoTrack, selectedAudioTrack & selectedTextTrack props)
• error handling
• startPosition support

For headers, it could be nice to consider #2884.
I also know that error handling is planned to be reworked, idk if there's somewhere we can refer to on how to implement this for hls?

Regarding HLS.js as a whole, it was my first guess since I never needed more than hls for kyoo, but for rnv we might want to consider something a bit more feature-full. I considered both shaka and video.js when I first did #3958 (and I think I preferred shaka, but not sure anymore tbh.) Does anyone have an opinion on this? If not, we might want to research a bit and list drawbacks/advantages of all solutions before actually implementing anything.