fix: Default overrideNative to check if browser is any Safari #843
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Co-authored-by: Garrett Singer <[email protected]>
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Changes include setting hls overrideNative default to check IS_ANY_SAFARI constant.
I removed one unit test that was failing in Chrome and Firefox due to this new default value.