fix: move media server to 8093 — YOURLS/Apache owns 8092 on xNAS
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The Unraid deployment's /media/api requests were answered by an Apache/YOURLS stack squatting on 8092, surfacing as UI 503s; the CI healthcheck (curl without -f) counted that 503 as healthy, so run #15 deployed green against a broken media server. - media server port 8092 -> 8093 everywhere (server, MCP, agent, nginx, compose, CI, .env.example, docs, tests). - healthchecks use curl -f in compose and rebuild.yml so HTTP error statuses fail deployment. - tests default to the Unraid deployment (VOICE_WEB_URL= https://192.168.86.2:9178); token goes through nginx (loopback :8091 is unreachable off-host); bind-mount-coupled tests skip on remote targets. AGENTS.md documents the convention and both failure modes.
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@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ VOICE_DEFAULT_USER=shane
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# media/files/ transcoded mp3 tracks
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# media/thumbs/ cover art
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# media/jobs/ download job status
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# MEDIA_SERVER_PORT=8092
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# MEDIA_SERVER_PORT=8093 (8092 is taken by YOURLS/Apache on xNAS)
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#
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# Optional: export cookies.txt from a browser logged into YouTube and drop it
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# in ./media/cookies.txt to avoid "confirm you're not a bot" download blocks.
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