When creating address pointers (`a` tags) for watch history, `resolveVideoPointer` was incorrectly prioritizing `videoRootId` over the actual NIP-33 `d` tag. If these values differed (common in newly published videos), the resulting pointer would reference a non-existent identifier, causing subsequent hydration to fail.
This change swaps the order to prioritize the `d` tag, ensuring watch history entries use the correct addressable identifier.
Ensures that the relay hint is preserved when recording a video view, allowing the hydration logic to fetch the video details from the correct relay.
- Updated `resolveVideoPointer` in `js/utils/videoPointer.js` to accept a `relay` argument.
- Updated `playVideoByEventId`, `checkUrlParams`, and `deriveVideoPointerInfo` in `js/app.js` to pass the relay hint when resolving the video pointer.
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