[pvr] EPG hookdata: Return UniqueBroadcastID

Returns epgUid known by client instead unset data.
[gui] adds listitem info label inprogress to determine if epg item is in progress

This adds a new listitem info label inprogress which indicates if the
associated epg tag points to a current ongoing program.
fixed context menu 'remove safely' selection
libdvdcss-1.2.12 removed _XBOX unneeded patches
libdvdcss-1.2.12 updated diff files
libdvdcss update to 1.2.13 - incl diff file
libdvdread-libdvdnav update to 4.2.1
libdvdread-libdvdnav - remove unused xbmc patches
libdvdread-libdvdnav - updated diff files
[ios64] - fixed offsets into the eventmem for arm64 - fixes bt keyboard cursor keys when compiled for arm64
Fix memory leakage in python bindings

The python bindings generated by the groovy code generator contain a reference counting bug which results in a memory leak whenever a std::vector is converted to a python list.  The following member functions are affected:

* xbmcvfs.listdir
* xbmc.Player.getAvailableSubtitleStreams
* xbmc.Player.getAvailableAudioStreams
* xbmcgui.Control.getPosition
* xbmcgui.Dialog.browse
* xbmcgui.Dialog.browseMultiple

The reference counting bug occurs because PyList_Append() increments the reference count of the item, so the caller needs to call Py_DECREF() because it no longer owns the object.

This bug is especially problematic when running the Watchdog Service Addon since it may result in frequent calls to xbmcvfs.listdir, and each call can leak many kilobytes of data when listing directories containing many files.
[DVDInputStreamNavigator] allow fallback to root menu call if title menu call fails (like VLC)
[DVDInputStreamNavigator] allow to return from "endless" loop of NOPs
use FF_LEVEL_UNKNOWN by default (prevents some common mismatches in
ParsePacket which triggers reopening of streams)
Do not allow non-content stream types to extend the format context's duration as this
affects the UI and therefore seek capabilities.

DVB subtitle/teletext streams are private streams (stream type 0xBD) and may have their
own timebase or PTS values that are widely different than video stream's,
or not set properly. Regardless of any handling of such cases in FFmpeg, XBMC shouldn't
extend play duration unless an actual content stream has passed it's "end".
[win32/libnfs] - downgrade to 1.3.0 because of issues with 1.6 on windows
(not able to reproduce - not able to fix)
correct codec names, MPEG is always written in upper-case
[cosmetic] add missing "l" in some comments
[omxplayer] Always enable timestamp fifo mode.

hints.ptsinvalid is only set for h264 in avi files. However it also can affect any videos with B frames in any container
(we have reports of mp4 and mkv stuttering because of invalid pts values).

To solve this we always enable the timestamp fifo mode, and the gpu treats this as an optional flag, and falls back to non-fifo timestamp
mode if the variance of that timestamp stream is better.
FIX: [touch] workaround double-click in file manager