[srgssr] add popupvideoplayer support #21155
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This add support for video that are played in a popup video player, e.g. this one:
https://www.srf.ch/play/tv/popupvideoplayer?id=c4dba0ca-e75b-43b2-a34f-f708a4932e01
As the pattern group name can't be used twice in a regex, I surrounded it with "popup" and "player" which is very unlikely to lead to false positives.