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Decode timeout is inconclusive, not corruption - #14
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…led timeout, callers skip remediation on timeout
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Three files (Taskmaster S22E03, FBI International S01E02/E04) were falsely flagged: full decode passes in 4.5-6min, but the confirm timeout fired first. Now: retry uses a doubled timeout, and a timeout on both attempts is reported as timeout:true - callers log an inconclusive event and skip remediation (re-probed on next trigger) instead of deleting/searching. Real ffmpeg decode errors still count as corruption.