feat(player): add customizable branding to the preview player - #1

…pacity (heygen-com#7583)

* fix(studio): menus and popovers ease their scale in, not only their opacity

* style(studio): format the floatingMotion test

…heygen-com#7702)

…en-com#7689)

skills/gsap was folded into the animation skill in heygen-com#1349, but build-copy
still listed it, so every CLI build printed "[build-copy] skill not found,
skipping: skills/gsap". Drop the entry, and add a test that every bundled
skill name has a SKILL.md so the next rename fails CI instead of warning.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

…indings (heygen-com#7699)

A color-graded <video> is painted into a canvas the runtime inserts after it,
with a runtime-generated id (__hf_color_grading_<video id>). Layout findings on
that canvas (e.g. container_overflow for a punch-in inside an overflow:hidden
box) named the canvas, so the fix hint "mark intentional overflow with
data-layout-allow-overflow" pointed at an element the author never wrote.
The audit already reads flags from the authored video (authoredElement);
uniqueSelectorFor now names that element too, so the finding's selector,
data attributes and source file are the video's.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

…es with (heygen-com#7697)

The settings line printed the encoder tier, so the default render said
"30fps · standard · …" while it encoded the looks preset at CRF 16, and
-q delivery said "high". A long-form render that came out at ~40 Mbps
read as "standard quality" in its own log.

The line now prints the --quality name as asked for and the CRF or
bitrate in effect: "looks (CRF 16)" by default, "looks (CRF 20)" with
--crf 20, "looks (10M)" with --video-bitrate 10M, "draft", "delivery".

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

…gen-com#7608)

`hyperframes init --non-interactive` closes with `cd <name> && npm run …`
lines for the person or agent to paste. The name went in as typed, so a
name with a space or a quote printed a command that fails as written:
`cd my first video` (bash: "cd: my: No such file or directory", zsh: "too
many arguments") and `cd it's mine` (an unterminated quote).

A new `shellArg` quotes a word only when a shell would split or expand
it: double quotes, or single quotes when the text holds `$`, a backtick,
`\`, `"` or `!`; on Windows, double quotes, with `\` paths left bare.
`hyperframes open` / `preview --stop` hints (desktopApp's `shownDir`)
already quoted whitespace with JSON.stringify and now use it too, so a
name like `it's` or `a&b` is covered there as well.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

heygen-com#7700)

duplicate_audio_track said two overlapping clips on one data-track-index
"cause layered audio playback" and suggested moving one to another track.
The render's mixer never reads data-track-index (every audible clip is its own
amix input) and the docs call the attribute a Studio lane only, so the two
clips are layered whatever their tracks: rendering a whoosh and a hit on
track 6, then with the hit on track 7, gives byte-identical audio. The message
now says both play and that the overlap is two clips sharing one Studio lane;
the hint says splitting tracks leaves the mix unchanged, and that a leftover
duplicate should be removed or moved. lint-rules.mdx said the audio "doubles
up"; it now says the same as the message.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

A page that embeds <hyperframes-player> can now give it its own play,
pause and volume icons and its own loading logo, by putting elements with
a slot attribute inside the player. Anything the page leaves out keeps
today's HyperFrames look.

Co-authored-by: capy-ai[bot] <230910855+capy-ai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

…gen-com#7716)

`hyperframes docs rendering` said workers run 1-8, but the engine
clamps an explicit value to 24, and it never mentioned --format or
--gif-loop. The options now match render.ts and the engine limit.

Fixes heygen-com#7668

…ygen-com#7715)

capture read --timeout with parseInt, so `--timeout 1s` became a 1 ms
page-load timeout. grade-compare dropped an invalid value without a
warning. Both now use the shared parseTimeoutMs helper that check and
snapshot already use, keeping their defaults of 120000 ms and 5000 ms.

Fixes heygen-com#7671