fix(windows): shut down IMFMediaSource deterministically to stop fatal 0xC000070A threadpool crash

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Fixes the Windows crash reported in #2115.

Problem

0xC000070A is ntdll's fatal threadpool assertion: a HANDLE was closed while a
threadpool wait was still registered on it. Full-dump analysis (see #2115) places the
dangling wait in Media Foundation's camera kernel-streaming layer (mfksproxy.dll,
mf.dll/mfplat.dll objects adjacent to the failed TP_WAIT).

Nothing in the repo ever calls IMFMediaSource::Shutdown(). Teardown is left to COM
refcount release, which runs on whatever thread drops the last reference and races the
KS proxy's registered waits. MF documents Shutdown-before-release as the required
teardown order for media sources.

Because camera enumeration runs continuously (spawn_devices_snapshot_emitter every
500ms→5s plus the frontend's 5s poll), fresh IMFMediaSource objects are created and
refcount-dropped several times a minute for the app's whole lifetime, so the race
window recurs constantly. On the reporting machine this crashed the app 9 times in
about an hour, including 4 seconds after launch, with no camera selected
(cameraId: null) — enumeration alone triggers it.

Fix (crates/camera-mediafoundation/src/lib.rs)

1. MediaSourceGuard — RAII owner of the IMFMediaSource that calls Shutdown() on
   drop. Held as Arc by Device (which derives Clone), so shutdown fires exactly
   once, when the last clone drops.
2. CaptureHandle holds a clone of the guard, so a source cannot be shut down while a
   capture engine is still using it, even if the originating Device drops
   mid-capture.
3. Drop for DeviceSourcesIterator — releases each IMFActivate and frees the
   MFEnumDeviceSources array with CoTaskMemFree. Previously the array leaked on
   every enumeration (i.e. every few seconds, forever).

media_source also goes from pub field to private; external access already went
through Deref, so no callers change.

Verification

• Before: stock 0.5.9 crashed 9× in ~1h on the reporting machine (Windows 11 26200,
  RTX 3070 laptop, one camera in PnP Error state — roster in Windows: fatal 0xC000070A — camera enumeration (MF/mfksproxy) closes a handle with a threadpool wait still registered (0.5.9) #2115).
• After: a patched build on the same machine, same device roster (broken virtual
  camera re-enabled deliberately), survived multiple sessions including one ~3-hour
  session of active use (record → edit → export → idle) ending in a clean tray quit:
  zero unclean shutdowns, zero WER events, zero panics in captured logs. WER
  LocalDumps was armed at DumpType=2 the whole time and captured nothing.
• The two captured dumps show both failure flavors expected from this race
  (STATUS_INVALID_HANDLE when the slot is empty, STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED when the
  handle slot was recycled), consistent with close-while-registered.

Happy to split the iterator leak fix into its own commit if preferred.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

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Greptile Summary

This PR makes Windows Media Foundation camera-source teardown deterministic and fixes enumeration resource leaks.

• Adds an Arc-shared guard that calls IMFMediaSource::Shutdown when the last Device or CaptureHandle owner is released.
• Keeps the source alive throughout active capture.
• Releases IMFActivate entries and the MFEnumDeviceSources allocation when enumeration ends.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge with deterministic source shutdown and enumeration cleanup correctly tied to existing ownership lifetimes.

The source remains owned through active capture, Shutdown runs before the guard’s final COM release, and iterator entries are cloned rather than moved so their new centralized cleanup does not double-release them.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
crates/camera-mediafoundation/src/lib.rs	Adds coordinated media-source shutdown ownership and correct cleanup of Media Foundation device-enumeration allocations; no actionable changed-code defect was established.

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Context used:

• Knowledge Base — Desktop Recording Capture Pipeline