fix(windows): rewrite audio timing model and adaptive frame polling#188
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…rame polling Rewrite the Windows AudioManager to use the audio-as-timing-master pattern (matching macOS AVPlayer). The audio thread feeds decoded PCM to WASAPI as fast as the buffer allows, with no wall-clock drift correction, sleeps, or sample dropping. Video compensates via audioLatencyMs. This eliminates stutter bugs after seek, resume, or speed changes. Also: - Add adaptive frame polling interval based on native video frame rate (prevents starving the audio thread on the shared SourceReader) - Add pre-fill audio buffer on seek for gapless playback - Include pre-built DLLs for x86-64 and ARM64 - Add jdk.accessibility module for Linux desktop packaging
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audioLatencyMsjdk.accessibilitymodule for Linux desktop packagingTest plan