Add TTL-based cleanup for StreamInfos (30min, pruned every 5min)#52
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Prevents unbounded accumulation of stream session data when users hop between many channels. Entries not accessed for 30 minutes are pruned along with their StreamInfosByUrl references. Timer-based pruning (every 5 minutes) avoids hot-path overhead. LastSeenAt updated on stream session access and m3u8 processing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Prevents unbounded accumulation of stream session data when users hop between many channels. Entries not accessed for 30 minutes are pruned along with their StreamInfosByUrl references.
Timer-based pruning (every 5 minutes) avoids hot-path overhead. LastSeenAt updated on stream session access and m3u8 processing.