refactor: Remove download quality message from action sheets

[Balamurugan-Testpress]

• Remove adaptive streaming description from download quality sheets
• Description added in PR feat: Improve video quality labels in player UI #133 does not apply to download quality selection
• Updated in both UIKit and SwiftUI implementations

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue where the descriptive message displayed in download quality selection action sheets was incorrect. By removing this misleading text from both UIKit and SwiftUI implementations, the user interface now provides clearer and more accurate information to users when they are choosing download quality options.

Highlights

• Removed Incorrect Message: The descriptive message regarding video quality adjustment and selection in download quality action sheets has been removed.
• Consistency Across UI Frameworks: This update applies to both UIKit (UIAlertController) and SwiftUI (ActionSheet) components, ensuring a consistent user experience.

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Changelog

• Source/Database/TPStreamsDownloadManager.swift
  • Removed the descriptive message from the download quality UIAlertController.
• Source/Views/SwiftUI/PlayerSettingsButton.swift
  • Removed the descriptive message from the download quality ActionSheet.
• Source/Views/UIKit/PlayerControlsUIView.swift
  • Removed the descriptive message from the download quality UIAlertController.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly removes an incorrect descriptive message from the download quality selection action sheets in both UIKit and SwiftUI implementations, aligning with the stated goal. The changes are straightforward and address the issue. I have one suggestion to improve the consistency of an alert title in the UIKit implementation, which would enhance user clarity by distinguishing it from the video quality selection menu.