feat: implement high-performance video rendering pipeline using parallel processes - #123
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…ows test compatibility
…re for ai-explainer
… style spec compatibility
… aliases in render CLI
…onfig import in ai-explainer
…tom viewport dimensions
…omposition and SKILL.md specs
…update fell-through declaration files
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This PR implements a high-performance parallel video rendering pipeline in PocketJS using Bun spawn and FFmpeg, optimizing it for CPU speed and multi-process rendering.