fix: make WebRTC ICE servers configurable via VITE_ICE_SERVERS

[birme]

Summary

• ICE servers were hardcoded to Google STUN in use-rtc-connection.ts, leaking user IPs to Google and preventing customisation (Security: Hardcoded Google STUN servers expose user IPs and prevent customisation #626).
• Added a resolveIceServers() helper that reads VITE_ICE_SERVERS (a JSON array of RTCIceServer objects).
• Parsing is defensive: JSON.parse is wrapped in try/catch and a non-empty-array check; on any error it logs a warning and uses the fallback, so a malformed value never throws on the connection path.
• The fallback preserves existing behaviour exactly (same two Google STUN URLs).
• Documented the new env var in README.md and .env.local.sample.

Test plan

• Tests pass (npm test)
• TypeScript compiles (npm run typecheck)
• Lint clean (npm run lint)
• Unset var falls back to Google STUN; valid JSON var is used; malformed var falls back without throwing

Closes #626

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[birme]

Automated self-review verdict: NEEDS_CHANGES (code-reviewer, separate invocation from the implementer).

Blocking: resolveIceServers() validates only Array.isArray(parsed) && parsed.length > 0, then casts parsed as RTCIceServer[] with no per-element shape check. A valid-JSON-but-wrong-shape value (e.g. VITE_ICE_SERVERS=["stun:stun.l.google.com:19302"], [{}], or [1,2,3]) passes the array check, escapes the try/catch, and then throws TypeError uncaught at new RTCPeerConnection({ iceServers: resolveIceServers() }) during the useState initializer — crashing the production-line render. This defeats the PR's stated defensive-parse contract.

Fix: validate each element is a non-null object with a string/array urls field; fall back to the default (with a warning) if any element fails, so the cast is justified and all malformed input stays within the catch.

Non-blocking: logger.red warning is suppressed at the production logger level; VITE_ICE_SERVERS isn't declared on ImportMetaEnv in src/vite-env.d.ts (so it types as any). A small unit test on the exported helper would cover the parse/fallback branches.

[birme]

Closing as a duplicate. An earlier, more complete PR for #626 already exists: #714 (branch security-audit/626-configurable-ice-servers).

#714 has a dedicated, well-tested ice-servers.ts module (scheme validation, urls-array handling, TURN-credential checks under review) with green CI, plus a documented analysis of the remaining architectural blocker — VITE_ICE_SERVERS must be wired through this repo's runtime-config path (window.__ENV__ → env.js/entrypoint.sh/runtime-config.ts/Dockerfile) to actually take effect in the deployed image, not only import.meta.env at build time.

This PR (#733) was opened by an automated run that missed the pre-existing #714; it does not add anything #714 lacks and shares the same unresolved runtime-config gap. Consolidating on #714 so the review history and analysis stay in one place.