Medooze WebRTC Media Server for Node.js

The Medooze Media Server for Node.js (`medooze-media-server`) is a comprehensive WebRTC media server designed to receive, send, and route media streams between remote WebRTC peers. It functions as a Selective Forwarding Unit (SFU) and provides extensive support for key WebRTC features including MP4 multitrack recording (supporting H264, VP8, VP9, OPUS, PCMU/A codecs), VP9 SVC, Simulcast with temporal layer selection, RTP transport wide congestion control, sender-side bitrate estimation, NACK and RTX, Bundle, ICE lite, and Frame Marking. The current stable version is 1.156.2, indicating a project with continuous development and frequent updates. A core differentiator is its focus on robust, low-latency WebRTC SFU capabilities, detailed integration with Perfetto for tracing, and broad platform support including Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi, making it adaptable for various deployment environments from cloud infrastructure to edge devices. It relies on a critical peer dependency, `medooze-media-server-src`, for its underlying native components.