Add React tree fallback discovery for obfuscation resilience#56
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If Twitch obfuscates their React internals, the primary named-property lookups (setPlayerActive, mediaPlayerInstance, setInitialPlaybackSettings) would fail. Adds three fallback layers: 1. Root node: also check __reactFiber prefix (React 18 variants) 2. Player: structural match via getHTMLVideoElement + getBufferDuration + core.state (these are player API methods unlikely to be renamed) 3. PlayerState: fallback via setSrc + setStreamManagerNode if setInitialPlaybackSettings is renamed Primary lookups run first — fallbacks only fire if primary fails. Zero overhead when primary succeeds (fallback not evaluated). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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If Twitch obfuscates their React internals, the primary named-property lookups (setPlayerActive, mediaPlayerInstance, setInitialPlaybackSettings) would fail. Adds three fallback layers:
Primary lookups run first — fallbacks only fire if primary fails. Zero overhead when primary succeeds (fallback not evaluated).