libVLC for NovArc IPTV Player (Android), LGPL-only build

vlc-android:  libvlc-3.7.6 1e9a49eff9b4031656e91bd489f6dfbe5f013935
libvlcjni:    c0cc8ce6443dcb09be9b43c7b7a3ed01e33cb3ac
vlc:          8d489ca9b3c4863e97c2b4f339a950279df2f255
Images:       registry.videolan.org/vlc-debian-android:20260610055743 (arm64, x86_64)
              registry.videolan.org/vlc-debian-android-3.0:20260701183656 (armeabi-v7a, x86)

How it's built (build.sh does all of it):
 - VideoLAN's own build: vlc-android's buildsystem/compile.sh -l -a <abi> -m2 <repo> release --license a
   (VLC's contribs built from these source tarballs in their LGPLv2 + ad-clauses mode), then
   GRADLE_ABI=ALL ./gradlew -p libvlcjni publishToMavenLocal.
 - NovArc's one change (libvlcjni-novarc.patch, made by patch-blacklist.sh): 16 VLC modules whose source
   is GPL rather than LGPL are added to the module list VideoLAN's script already leaves out: lua,
   access_realrtsp, headphone_channel_mixer, mono, dummy, file_logger, syslog, vod_rtsp, stream_out_rtp,
   stream_out_cycle, dolby_surround_decoder, hqdn3d, rotate, deinterlace, i420_rgb_mmx, zvbi.
   license-audit.py lists the licence of every VLC source file and header compiled into a build (from
   the build's dependency files): none is GPL in this one.
   VLC's and the components' own source is unchanged.
 - package.sh: assets/lua/ (VLC's GPL Lua scripts) removed from the AAR; version 3.7.6-lgpl.

To rebuild (or build your own libvlc.so to replace the app's):
 1. Extract vlc-android-libvlc-3.7.6.tar.xz here (vlc-android/), libvlcjni-*.tar.xz into
    vlc-android/ (vlc-android/libvlcjni/), vlc-*.tar.xz into vlc-android/libvlcjni/ (…/libvlcjni/vlc/),
    and both vlc-contrib-tarballs.part*.tar.xz into vlc-android/libvlcjni/vlc/contrib/ (they hold
    contrib/tarballs/, so no download is needed).
 2. Make each tree a git repository (git init; git add -A; git commit -m src) — VideoLAN's scripts
    expect them — and apply libvlcjni-novarc.patch in vlc-android/libvlcjni (git apply).
 3. Run build.sh (Docker with the images above): it builds the four ABIs and publishes the AAR.