chore: version packages

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Releases

@karnstack/kino@0.18.1

Patch Changes

• fc39e80: Scenes: a paused seek into a scene that is still preloading now draws it when the load lands. Stage preloads the next scene with no callback, so when a seek (often a ?t= deep link) landed in that scene before its preload finished, the redraw callback for the current scene was dropped because the id was already pending. Paused, nothing else re-renders the stage, so it stayed empty until the next play or seek. Every caller of a pending scene now joins its waiters and each one runs when the load resolves. The timeupdate workaround around loadScene can be removed.

• 8285f9b: Mux and native: a destroyed provider leaves nothing playing. destroy() removed its listeners and detached the element, but detaching a media element does not stop it. A removed <mux-video> keeps playing and keeps pulling HLS segments, and nothing on the page can reach it any more, because every control talks to the provider that owned it. React invokes a mount effect twice in development, so a player created with autoPlay would mount, tear down and mount again, and the discarded element played on underneath the live one, a beat apart, until the tab closed. The same thing happened to any player that was already playing when a route change, a remount on a changed key or a fast refresh tore it down. A source change is not one of these: it flows through swapSource, which keeps the element and never calls destroy().

  Both providers now pause the element and drop its source before removing it. For mux that means clearing the src attribute, which is what makes mux-video tear its playback engine down; the element's own disconnectedCallback cannot cover this, because mux-video finishes its setup a microtask after mount and a mount and teardown that land in the same tick get there first. The native provider already released its source, and now pauses as well, so its stop no longer rides entirely on load().

  The YouTube, Vimeo and scenes providers were already clean. The first two hand teardown to the SDK's own destroy(), which takes the player iframe with it, and scenes removes the host iframe, which discards the document and the audio element inside it. A detached iframe stops. A detached media element does not.

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