feat(sdp): parse media direction attribute#67
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Parse the SDP direction attribute (sendrecv/sendonly/recvonly/inactive) and expose it on MediaDesc. Resolve media-level over session-level per RFC 3264, defaulting to sendrecv. Enables call-hold detection.
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Parse the SDP direction attribute (sendrecv/sendonly/recvonly/inactive) and expose it on
MediaDesc. Resolve media-level over session-level per RFC 3264, defaulting to sendrecv.
Enables call-hold detection.
Added table-driven tests in offer_test.go covering media-level, session-level, the
media-over-session precedence, and the sendrecv default.
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