feat: Improve video quality labels in player UI

[Balamurugan-Testpress]

• Video quality options showed raw resolution values, which were unclear when adaptive streaming was used.
• This happened because the UI displayed resolutions without indicating the maximum possible quality.
• The UI now shows labels as "Up to {resolution}" to clearly represent the maximum playback quality.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the user experience by making video quality selections more intuitive and informative. By replacing raw resolution numbers with descriptive labels like "Up to {resolution}", the UI now clearly communicates the maximum available playback quality, particularly benefiting users in adaptive streaming scenarios.

Highlights

• Improved Video Quality Labels: The video quality options in the player UI now display more descriptive labels, such as "Up to {resolution}", instead of just raw resolution values. This addresses the previous ambiguity, especially when adaptive streaming was used.
• New Utility Function: A new static utility function, getDisplayLabel, was added to VideoQualityUtils to consistently generate these improved display labels for video quality options.
• UI Integration: The updated display labels have been integrated into both the SwiftUI (PlayerSettingsButton) and UIKit (PlayerControlsUIView) player interfaces to ensure a consistent user experience across different UI implementations.

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Changelog

• Source/Utils/VideoQualityUtils.swift
  • Added a new static function getDisplayLabel to format video quality resolutions into user-friendly strings.
• Source/Views/SwiftUI/PlayerSettingsButton.swift
  • Updated the videoQualityButton to use the new getDisplayLabel for the current video quality display.
  • Modified videoQualityOptions to apply getDisplayLabel to each available video quality option.
• Source/Views/UIKit/PlayerControlsUIView.swift
  • Changed the createActionForVideoQuality function to use getDisplayLabel for the UIAlertAction title.

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Code Review

This pull request improves the video quality labels by showing 'Up to {resolution}' for adaptive streaming, which is a good clarification for users. The implementation is straightforward, with a new utility function in VideoQualityUtils and its application in both SwiftUI and UIKit views. My review includes a suggestion for VideoQualityUtils.swift to improve code style and address internationalization for user-facing strings. Overall, the changes are positive and achieve the intended goal.