Fix Amlogic HEVC black screen by disabling unsafe RFI#289
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Summary
Why
Issue #249 reports H.265 black screen on Onn 4K Pro / Android TV 14. The same symptom family is tracked upstream in moonlight-stream#1546 and addressed by moonlight-stream#1565.
Amlogic HEVC decoders can advertise low-latency support but still corrupt or hang after Reference Frame Invalidation is triggered following packet loss. Our current Kotlin implementation still enables HEVC RFI on Amlogic via FEATURE_LowLatency/vendor low-latency detection, so #249 was not fully addressed before this change.
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:app:compileNonRootReleaseKotlinpassed locally using Android Studio JBRMediaCodecHelper.kthas no editor diagnosticsReferences: #249, moonlight-stream#1565