* Mark strings for translation.
* Mark up strings for translation
* fix(web): fix linter warnings
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Co-authored-by: Gabe Kangas <gabek@real-ity.com>
* chore(go): update to go 1.22
* fix: install go before running codeql to fix autobild
* chore(test): explicitly set base crosscompile image
* fix(test): do not point at image with incorrect version of Go
* Mute the 'stream ended' clip's audio
The 'stream ended' clip plays at the at the end of every stream broadcast using owncast.
It currently contains audio that peaks at -7.1db. (according to ffmpeg's volumedetect audio filter)
This can result in a bad experience for viewers if the stream that they were just watching had a much lower average volume, and they had turned up their speakers or headphones to compensate. In extreme cases this could theoretically cause harm to viewers and/or their equipment.
As an admin running owncast, there is no way to remove this audio *except* for patching the file. Even if you do patch the file, you need to notify your viewers to clear their browser caches if they have ever seen the clip, because offline.ts has a cache-control max-age header specifying 365 days. The caching of the previous version of this clip is out of scope of this PR.
This issue is discussed in more detail in #1965.
Unlike my previous attempt in #3332, which removed the audio track, this PR *mutes* the audio.
Specifically, I used this ffmpeg command:
```
ffmpeg -i offline.ts -filter:a "volume=0.0" output.ts
```
There are no other modifications to the clip.
* Commit updated API documentation
* feat(video): make compatible muted offline clip. Rename clip as a v2 so it is not cached
* Fix conflict
* force add new offline file
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Co-authored-by: Owncast <owncast@owncast.online>
Co-authored-by: Gabe Kangas <gabek@real-ity.com>
* Change fediAuth message to be more succint
* Update controllers/auth/fediverse/fediverse.go
for -> from
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