fix: prevent React warnings for unknown event handler properties #1970
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Addresses React warnings about "Unknown event handler property" for ReactPlayer-specific event handlers (onReady, onStart, onPlay, onPause, onEnded, onLoadStart) by filtering them out before passing props to the underlying HTML video element.
The issue was that all props starting with "on" were being passed down to the underlying player component, including ReactPlayer-specific event handlers that don't exist on HTML video elements.
This fix filters out ReactPlayer-specific event handlers while preserving standard HTML video event handlers, eliminating console warnings without breaking functionality.
Added test to verify the fix works correctly.