payacom 76d5652252 fix(reels): story-share icon hides with collapse, tap caption toggles, bottom-anchor video
- ReelsStoryShareButton was rendered unconditionally above the expand/
  collapse group, so it stayed visible while every other action icon
  hid on collapse; it's now the first item inside that same animated
  group and sized to match the rest (28px instead of 36px).
- Clicking the caption body (not just the more/less button) now toggles
  expand/collapse in the reels variant of ExpandableCaption.
- object-contain videos/poster default to centering, so on different
  viewport aspect ratios the visible bottom edge of the video (and
  anything anchored near it) landed at a different height; added
  object-bottom so it's always flush with the frame's bottom edge.
- Action-icon column's bottom offset is now measured off the caption
  block's real rendered position (ResizeObserver + getBoundingClientRect)
  instead of the fixed bottom-36, so the collapse toggle stays level
  with the caption's first line regardless of caption length.

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