Standardize orchestrator child-script execution and logging
Every orchestrator invoked its children differently — four near-duplicate run_job() copies, a differently-shaped run_watchdog(), or plain inline bash calls, each with its own take on path resolution, pass/fail naming, and dry-run threading. Extracted one shared run_orch_child() into common.sh so there's a single place to fix or extend this behavior going forward. Along the way: watchdog_orchestrator.sh and monthly_maintenance.sh were checking $VERBOSE, a variable nothing in the codebase ever assigns, so --log silently did nothing beyond basic logging on those two. Fixed to $ENABLE_LOGGING. watchdog_orchestrator.sh and array_started.sh had no trailing exit, so their exit codes reflected whatever the last command happened to return rather than actual success/failure. transcode_management.sh had no failure notification and no summary at all. Also made transcode_management.sh's two-script pipeline config-driven (TRANSCODE_MANAGEMENT_SCRIPTS in master.conf) instead of hardcoded, for room to extend it later without editing the orchestrator itself.
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"Docker_Essentials/docker_container_stop.sh" # stop all containers last
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# ━━━ Transcode Management ━━━
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# transcode_management.sh runs TRANSCODE_MANAGEMENT_SCRIPTS in order each cron cycle.
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# Schedule: */7 * * * * (every 7 minutes)
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# Order matters — cleanup first so the manager measures real current ramdisk usage,
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# not usage inflated by stale segment files from ended sessions.
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TRANSCODE_MANAGEMENT_SCRIPTS=(
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"Transcodes/transcode_cleanup.sh" # remove aged segment files before usage is measured
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"Transcodes/transcode_manager.sh" # flip ramdisk/SSD symlink, write daily log entry
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)
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# ━━━ Watchdog Orchestrator ━━━
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# watchdog_orchestrator.sh runs WATCHDOG_ORCHESTRATOR_SCRIPTS in order each cron cycle.
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# Schedule: */15 * * * * (every 15 minutes)
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