Align video catalogue limits and OCR coverage with native evidence - #15
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Valid native video evidence could fail to display when a frame had over 10,000 OCR regions or supplementary Unicode characters in labels, metadata or filenames. The parser also accepted nonwhitespace recognized text that no OCR region accounted for.
Match the native 20,000 cumulative region allowance and Unicode character limits, and require region spans to account for all nonwhitespace text. Source identities, exact clocks and aggregate text/region limits remain checked.
Builds on Web PR14. Validation: 452 tests pass; strict TypeScript and production build pass. Independent native-comparison probes accept 20,000 cumulative regions and a 50,001-emoji OCR label, reject 20,001 regions, and refuse uncovered text. Five persistent regressions reproduced the failures before correction. Existing bundle-size advisory remains.