stream_thumbnail 0.2.0

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✨ Features #

• Added macOS, Windows and Linux support, alongside the existing Android, iOS and web. macOS requires 10.15 or later. Linux needs FFmpeg and libwebp development packages present at build time — on Debian/Ubuntu: libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev libswscale-dev libwebp-dev.
• On Windows, StreamThumbnailFormat.webp is not supported yet and fails with an UNSUPPORTED_FORMAT error, and headers is ignored — a remote video needing authentication cannot be thumbnailed there.

💥 BREAKING CHANGES #

• thumbnailFile and thumbnailFiles no longer take a thumbnailPath, and no longer write next to the source video or into the cache directory. Each thumbnail goes to its own temporary directory and is returned as an XFile. Use XFile.saveTo to copy it somewhere permanent, or XFile.readAsBytes on web.
• thumbnailFiles now throws if any video fails, instead of dropping it from the returned list. A shorter list no longer silently means some videos failed.

🐞 Fixed #

• Failures now surface as a PlatformException with a code and message on every platform, rather than a generic Exception. On iOS, a failed thumbnailData used to crash on a null cast instead of reporting the error.
• On iOS, a percent-encoded file:// video now resolves to the right file: file:///tmp/a%20b.mp4 used to look for a literal a%20b.mp4. macOS behaves the same; Android, Linux and Windows read the path as given, so pass those an unencoded path.
• On web, the returned XFile now carries a file name, so XFile.saveTo saves clip.png instead of an unnamed file.

🔄 Changed #

• Raised the minimum Flutter version to >=3.44.0 and the Dart SDK to ^3.12.0.

• Initial release.