Destroy FFMPEG WASM workers when the dispose lifecycle event happens#736
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In our local application we noticed that if you run the ffmpeg-wasm convert engine multiple times in a row, even after calling the VideoJS
disposefunction, the plugin loads the ffmpeg workers into the browser on every conversion. This caused a memory leak and eventual crash in our application, as the number of workers trying to run kept growing and growingI've added a dispose hook in the convert engine similar to the record engine, which would be called when the player is disposed of, and cleans up the ffmpeg workers to avoid the memory leak.