fix(gstreamer): harden log validation for successful decode pipelines#398
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…lines Improve GStreamer log validation so successful decode pipelines are not marked as failed due to benign downstream CRITICAL warnings. What this fixes: - ignore known non-fatal V4L2 decode warnings seen on successful H.264, H.265, and VP9 decode paths - keep hard failures for real ERROR/FATAL, negotiation, state-change, and resource issues - use pipeline success evidence such as PLAYING, caps negotiation, and EOS completion before treating remaining CRITICAL messages as fatal Signed-off-by: Srikanth Muppandam <smuppand@qti.qualcomm.com>
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This fixes #397 the GStreamer log validation helpers to avoid false failures on successful decode pipelines that emit benign downstream CRITICAL warnings.
What changed:
Why:
Video decode pipelines were completing successfully with exit code 0, caps negotiation, PLAYING state, and EOS, but the testcase was still marked as failed because the validator treated all CRITICAL log messages as fatal.
Impact: