chore(deps): bump ccapture.js from 1.1.0 to 2.0.0 in /src/swift/public

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Bumps ccapture.js from 1.1.0 to 2.0.0.

Release notes

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v2.0.0

CCapture 2.0.0 — ground-up rewrite

Highlights

• WebCodecs-first MP4 (H.264/AV1) & WebM (VP9/VP8/AV1) — hardware-accelerated, back-pressured
• GPU (WebGL2) or CPU motion blur, auto-selected
• Frame-accurate audio: offline analysis (renderAudioFrames) + AudioBuffer muxing (AAC/Opus)
• Frame-stepped <video>/<audio> capture; async/await throughout
• Modular: CCapture = TimeWarp (clock) + FrameWrap (capture/encode), each usable alone
• Pluggable encoders (FrameEncoder / BatchEncoder, registerEncoder)
• ESM from source, UMD global build, bundled TypeScript types

Breaking changes (see the README's "Migrating from CCapture 1.x")

• CCapture is now a class composing FrameWrap + TimeWarp; the engine role is now FrameWrap
• Default format is mp4 (was webm); save() downloads by default
• Removed ffmpegserver / webm-mediarecorder; gif worker gone (uses gifenc)

Upgrade / CDN notes

• 1.x is preserved on the 1.x branch and npm ccapture.js@1 — pinned users are unaffected
• ⚠️ Unversioned CDN embeds of the old bundle (unpkg.com/ccapture.js/build/CCapture.all.min.js) will 404 on v2. Pin @1, or use the v2 global: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/ccapture.js@2/build/ccapture.umd.min.js

Changelog

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2.0.0 — 2026-07-27

Ground-up rewrite for modern browsers. Full notes in the GitHub release.

Added

• Modular architecture: CCapture = TimeWarp (virtual clock) + FrameWrap (capture + encoding), each usable on its own.
• WebCodecs encoders for MP4 (H.264/AV1) and WebM (VP9/VP8/AV1) with runtime codec negotiation and automatic even-dimension fitting; legacy webm-writer fallback when WebCodecs is unavailable.
• GPU (WebGL2) and CPU motion blur, auto-selected.
• Frame-accurate audio: offline analysis (renderAudioFrames) and AudioBuffer muxing (AAC/Opus).
• Frame-stepped <video>/<audio> capture; async/await throughout.
• Pluggable encoders (FrameEncoder / BatchEncoder) + CCapture.registerEncoder.
• UMD/IIFE global build, bundled TypeScript declarations, ESM-from-source.
• Example gallery + landing page; Node and headless-browser test suites.

Changed

• CCapture is now a class composing FrameWrap + TimeWarp (was the whole library); the capture-engine role is now FrameWrap.
• Default format is mp4 (was webm).
• save() downloads by default; pass a callback to receive the Blob.
• motionBlurFrames is now the exact sub-frame count (previously doubled).

Removed

• ffmpegserver and webm-mediarecorder formats.
• The gif worker (workersPath) — gif now uses gifenc, no worker script.

Migration

See "Migrating from CCapture 1.x" in the README. The 1.x line is preserved on the 1.x branch and on npm as ccapture.js@1.

1.x and earlier

See the git history on the 1.x branch.

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