This should avoid unnecessary renegotiations if disabledCodec setting is present in config.js and should improve time to receive media when joining big calls.

1. Checks peer's preferred codec in p2p case. Mobile and web have different preferred codecs.
2. Log an error message when the preferred codec is not offered by JVB.
3. Clean up code related to deprecated config.js settings 'preferH264' and 'disableH264'.
4. Refactor the codec selection logic so that correct codec is picked.

* fix(RTC): fixed typo in function name

* fix(xmpp): codec renegotiation task needs to be queued

* fixed typos

* feat(CodecSelection) Disable VP9 on Safari.
Safari does not decode VP9 properly- https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=231071 and https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=231074.

* squash move VP9 support check to browser capabilities.

Munge only the m-line that corresponds to the source that the browser will be sending.
Do not select VP9 on Firefox.
Detect support for RTCRtpTransceiver#setCodecPreferences correctly.

 RTCRtpReceiver.getCapabilities could be undefined on some platforms

Determine the preferred codec for a given endpoint based on the config.js settings and the codecs supported by the endpoint.
The preferred codec is published in presence and then used by the other endpoints in the call during join/leave to determine
if the codec needs to be changed on the fly. Different codecs can be configuered for p2p/jvb connections.
The preferredCodec/disabledCodec settings under videoQuality will have precedence over the older settins like preferH264/disableH264.