Add av and Pillow to core dependencies for Video Input#39
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Video Input encodes camera frames to MP4 via PyAV+Pillow (see backends/llm/openai.py:_has_video_encode). Without these the UI shows 'PyAV and PIL are not installed' and falls back to N-Image. requirements.txt already lists them, but pip install -e . only reads pyproject.toml, so users who follow the pyproject path silently lose Video Input. Pillow wasn't declared in pyproject.toml at all, and av was only in the webrtc-camera extra (which also pulls aiortc+opencv). Moves av to core, adds Pillow to core, drops av from webrtc-camera (aiortc and opencv stay there as WebRTC-specific). Signed-off-by: Aditya Sahu <adsahu@nvidia.com>
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Video Input encodes camera frames to MP4 via PyAV+Pillow (see backends/llm/openai.py:_has_video_encode). Without these the UI shows 'PyAV and PIL are not installed' and falls back to N-Image.
requirements.txt already lists them, but pip install -e . only reads pyproject.toml, so users who follow the pyproject path silently lose Video Input. Pillow wasn't declared in pyproject.toml at all, and av was only in the webrtc-camera extra (which also pulls aiortc+opencv).