kajisho5/ffmpeg-skill v3.8.0

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Automated release: version and notes generated from pull requests merged since 3.7.0.

Changed

• check.py --platform: the duration and file-size rows are guidance, not requirements (#485).
  This changes exit codes: a file longer or larger than the platform table's limit was FAIL and
  made check.py exit 1; it is now WARN and, when nothing else fails, check.py exits 0 with
  ok: true. A length that could not be measured under a table limit (FAIL since 3.6.7) and a
  size that could not be read are WARN could not measure too. Upload limits change often and
  are owned by whoever uploads; the table's numbers (scripts/_platforms.py, dated
  UPLOAD_LIMITS_AS_OF) are known to differ from the platforms' current ones. Every row gains
  basis: guidance for these two rows under a table limit, requirement for the rest, and the
  WARN's reason says the limit is the table's as of its date and that the uploader checks the
  current one. A limit the caller states with --max-duration or --max-mb is still FAIL, and the
  encoding rows (codec, aspect, resolution, fps, pixel format, colour, loudness, true peak) are
  unchanged. render.py's check stage and plan check step follow: an over-length delivery no
  longer fails the run on that row alone. export.py still trims to the table's maximum unless
  --allow-long, and its notes line now says the limit is the table's.
• feat(check): a platform's length and file-size limits are guidance (WARN), not a requirement (#495)

Closes: #485

What's Changed

• feat(check): a platform's length and file-size limits are guidance (WARN), not a requirement by @kajisho5 in #495

Full Changelog: v3.7.0...v3.8.0