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Prefer taller in-cap HLS variant over shorter muxed adoption - #51
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Best match with a Best global preference still undershot on x.com: the muxed adoption always wins, even when the direct file tops out below a taller HLS variant.
When a muxed adoption is shorter than an in-cap HLS preset variant, the variant now wins (adoption state restored so no single-part mode leaks). Ties, over-cap variants, pins and audio-only requests keep the previous behavior.
220 passing, clippy clean.