schema: spec-driven

context: |
  @torrent-tv/proxy — WebTorrent + ffmpeg, published to npm. Downloads a torrent
  and streams the chosen file to the browser over a WebRTC data channel (plain
  HTTPS transport planned), transcoding to HLS only for the track(s) the browser
  cannot play natively (supported track = copied).
  Constraints (see CLAUDE.md for the full set):
  - Deployment-agnostic: the HA addon is only one way to run it. No
    Home-Assistant assumptions; runtime detection with graceful fallback only.
  - Routes: routes/<path>/<method>.js exporting handle<Name><Method>.
  - All code, comments and docs in English.
  - Every behavioural change adds a CHANGELOG.md entry at current package.json
    version + 1 patch. Never edit package.json version (npm run patch bumps it).
  - Any behavioural proxy change requires bumping ha-addon config.yaml version
    in the same changeset (the addon must be re-released to pull the new proxy).
  - HLS is VOD-only with server-side seeking (never -hls_playlist_type event).
  - Hardware encoders are gated by a strict startup test; software libx264 is
    the fallback.

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