feat(gateway): add manual video-watch command for selfbot screen-share capture

A selfbot (user token) cannot auto-detect other members' camera/share
(no VOICE_STATE_UPDATE for others, 403 on member fetch). The only
selfbot-viable path to capture another member's SCREEN SHARE is an
operator-initiated STREAM_WATCH (gateway op 20, not gated on bot-vs-user).

Add video:watch / video:unwatch Redis commands routed via the existing
command handler to startStreamWatch/stopStreamWatch, which then does the
DAVE handshake + per-burst MP4 segmentation + DB insert + Tele upload
(already implemented in streamWatchReceiver).

- new VideoHandler (command-handler/video.handler.ts)
- register video:watch / video:unwatch in handler-registry + CommandHandler
- command constants COMMAND_VIDEO_WATCH / COMMAND_VIDEO_UNWATCH
- resolve active voice channel from voice controller + client cache
- 8 unit tests (videoHandler.test.ts)
- biome fixes for pre-existing test import ordering

All green: typecheck, build, lint (174 files), 200 tests.
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# Spec: Selfbot-Viable Video Capture — manual screen-share watch command (Phase D)
Status: PLANNED (not yet built)
Date: 2026-09-02
Author: Hermes
Related: `.hermes/plans/2026-08-31_video-receive-phaseC-spec.md` (auto-receive, superseded
for selfbot), `gmw-ops/references/selfbot-presence-detection-limits.md`,
`gmw-ops/references/discord-voice-fork-video-receive.md`
## TL;DR — the decisive finding (verified live 2026-09-02)
User insists on keeping the **selfbot** (no bot-token migration). Live diagnostics prove
a selfbot CANNOT auto-detect other members' camera/share because:
- It never receives `VOICE_STATE_UPDATE` for other members (only its own).
- `guild.members.fetch()` → 403, `GET /channels/{id}/voice-states` → 404.
- No `GUILD_CREATE`, no `READY.broadcaster_user_ids` presence.
- `scanExistingStreamers` + `handleVoiceStateUpdate` (the only two `startStreamWatch`
triggers) are therefore both **dead on a selfbot**.
- No manual watch command exists today, so even on-demand capture is impossible.
→ The ONE selfbot-viable path is a **manual, operator-initiated STREAM_WATCH** on a
member known to be screen-sharing. Gateway op 20 (STREAM_WATCH) is **NOT gated on
bot-vs-user**; the DAVE handshake to Ready+MLS was already verified live in earlier
sessions. The receive/mux/segment/upload pipeline (`streamWatchReceiver.ts`) is already
built and only lacks a real streamer to produce its first `.mp4`.
Camera-of-others is NOT viable on a selfbot even with `unknown-ssrc` fallback:
`@discordjs/voice` `parsePacket` calls `daveSession.decrypt(packet, userId)` keyed per
REAL userId (vendor fork dist/index.js:2143), so a fake id selects no MLS decryptor →
garbage, not H264. (The uncommitted `unknown-ssrc` change was reverted this session.)
Selfbot CAN capture the OWNER's own video (its own VOICE_STATE_UPDATE + fork op12
videoSSRC are attributable), but `videoRecorder.ts` hard-skips its own id — parameterized
self-capture is a follow-up, not the default.
## Goal
Add a **manual watch command** so an operator can say "record <member>'s screen share"
and the gateway `startStreamWatch`s that member → DAVE watch → per-burst `.mp4` segments
(mirroring voice silence split) → upload → DB `voice_recordings` → dashboard `<video>`.
This is the only form of OTHER-member video capture a selfbot can deliver, and it is
genuinely buildable with the existing receive pipeline.
## Scope / files
Gateway (`services/discord-gateway`):
- New command type `VIDEO_WATCH` + handler in `command-handler/` (dedicated
`video.handler.ts`), routed via `createHandlerRegistry`.
- Handler resolves a VoiceChannel (from persisted `voice_auto_reconnect` / active
connections) + target memberId from the command payload, calls
`startStreamWatch(channel, memberId)` (already exported).
- Idempotent (startStreamWatch early-returns if a watch exists); a `VIDEO_UNWATCH`
command calls `stopStreamWatch(guildId, userId)`.
- Reply: success/failure via the standard `CommandReply` publish.
Backend (`services/backend`):
- oRPC procedure (or the existing command bridge) that publishes a `VIDEO_WATCH`
command to `backend:command` with `{ guildId, channelId, userId }`. Reuse the same
bridge the FE already uses for voice commands.
Frontend (`services/frontend`):
- A "Video Watch" control: pick a voice member + a "Record screen" button → calls the
backend procedure. Shows live status (watching / recording / segments uploaded).
(Each layer optional independently; gateway alone gives a Redis-testable path.)
## Verification
1. `pnpm typecheck` + `pnpm build` + `biome check src/` green in discord-gateway.
2. Unit test: handler publishes reply + calls startStreamWatch with the right args
(mock the module).
3. Live: operator invokes `!videorec <member>` while that member screen-shares →
journal shows `Sending STREAM_WATCH` → `STREAM_CREATE` → `DAVE watch READY` → `Video
burst opened` → `Video muxed to mp4` → a `video-*.mp4` appears under
`<recordingsDir>/<uid>/` and a `video-%` row lands in `voice_recordings`.
4. `Build & Deploy (Nix)` CI green.
## Out of scope (documented dead ends on selfbot)
- Auto camera/share capture of OTHER members (impossible at detection layer).
- Camera-of-others via `unknown-ssrc` (DAVE decrypt needs real userId).
- Bot-token migration (user declined).