Add documentation for M3U8 parsing

Document the stream object and the components of M3U8 parsing.

+/**
+ * Utilities for parsing M3U8 files. If the entire manifest is available,
+ * `Parser` will create a object representation with enough detail for managing
+ * playback. `ParseStream` and `LineStream` are lower-level parsing primitives
+ * that do not assume the entirety of the manifest is ready and expose a
+ * ReadableStream-like interface.
+ */
 (function(videojs, parseInt, isFinite, mergeOptions, undefined) {
   var
     noop = function() {},
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     ParseStream,
     Parser;
 
+  /**
+   * A stream that buffers string input and generates a `data` event for each
+   * line.
+   */
   LineStream = function() {
     var buffer = '';
     LineStream.prototype.init.call(this);
 
+    /**
+     * Add new data to be parsed.
+     * @param data {string} the text to process
+     */
     this.push = function(data) {
       var nextNewline;
 
@@ -36,10 +51,35 @@
   };
   LineStream.prototype = new Stream();
 
+  /**
+   * A line-level M3U8 parser event stream. It expects to receive input one
+   * line at a time and performs a context-free parse of its contents. A stream
+   * interpretation of a manifest can be useful if the manifest is expected to
+   * be too large to fit comfortably into memory or the entirety of the input
+   * is not immediately available. Otherwise, it's probably much easier to work
+   * with a regular `Parser` object.
+   *
+   * Produces `data` events with an object that captures the parser's
+   * interpretation of the input. That object has a property `tag` that is one
+   * of `uri`, `comment`, or `tag`. URIs only have a single additional
+   * property, `line`, which captures the entirety of the input without
+   * interpretation. Comments similarly have a single additional property
+   * `text` which is the input without the leading `#`.
+   *
+   * Tags always have a property `tagType` which is the lower-cased version of
+   * the M3U8 directive without the `#EXT` or `#EXT-X-` prefix. For instance,
+   * `#EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE` becomes `media-sequence` when parsed. Unrecognized
+   * tags are given the tag type `unknown` and a single additional property
+   * `data` with the remainder of the input.
+   */
   ParseStream = function() {
     ParseStream.prototype.init.call(this);
   };
   ParseStream.prototype = new Stream();
+  /**
+   * Parses an additional line of input.
+   * @param line {string} a single line of an M3U8 file to parse
+   */
   ParseStream.prototype.push = function(line) {
     var match, event;
     if (line.length === 0) {
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     });
   };
 
+  /**
+   * A parser for M3U8 files. The current interpretation of the input is
+   * exposed as a property `manifest` on parser objects. It's just two lines to
+   * create and parse a manifest once you have the contents available as a string:
+   *
+   * ```js
+   * var parser = new videojs.m3u8.Parser();
+   * parser.push(xhr.responseText);
+   * ```
+   *
+   * New input can later be applied to update the manifest object by calling
+   * `push` again.
+   *
+   * The parser attempts to create a usable manifest object even if the
+   * underlying input is somewhat nonsensical. It emits `info` and `warning`
+   * events during the parse if it encounters input that seems invalid or
+   * requires some property of the manifest object to be defaulted.
+   */
   Parser = function() {
     var
       self = this,
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     });
   };
   Parser.prototype = new Stream();
+  /**
+   * Parse the input string and update the manifest object.
+   * @param chunk {string} a potentially incomplete portion of the manifest
+   */
   Parser.prototype.push = function(chunk) {
     this.lineStream.push(chunk);
   };
+  /**
+   * Flush any remaining input. This can be handy if the last line of an M3U8
+   * manifest did not contain a trailing newline but the file has been
+   * completely received.
+   */
   Parser.prototype.end = function() {
     // flush any buffered input
     this.lineStream.push('\n');

 /**
- * A lightweight stream implemention that handles event dispatching. Objects
- * that inherit from streams should call init in their constructors.
+ * A lightweight readable stream implemention that handles event dispatching.
+ * Objects that inherit from streams should call init in their constructors.
  */
 (function(videojs, undefined) {
   var Stream = function() {
     this.init = function() {
       var listeners = {};
+      /**
+       * Add a listener for a specified event type.
+       * @param type {string} the event name
+       * @param listener {function} the callback to be invoked when an event of
+       * the specified type occurs
+       */
       this.on = function(type, listener) {
         if (!listeners[type]) {
           listeners[type] = [];
         }
         listeners[type].push(listener);
       };
+      /**
+       * Remove a listener for a specified event type.
+       * @param type {string} the event name
+       * @param listener {function} a function previously registered for this
+       * type of event through `on`
+       */
       this.off = function(type, listener) {
         var index;
         if (!listeners[type]) {
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         listeners[type].splice(index, 1);
         return index > -1;
       };
+      /**
+       * Trigger an event of the specified type on this stream. Any additional
+       * arguments to this function are passed as parameters to event listeners.
+       * @param type {string} the event name
+       */
       this.trigger = function(type) {
         var callbacks, i, length, args;
         callbacks = listeners[type];
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       };
     };
   };
+  /**
+   * Forwards all `data` events on this stream to the destination stream. The
+   * destination stream should provide a method `push` to receive the data
+   * events as they arrive.
+   * @param destination {stream} the stream that will receive all `data` events
+   * @see http://nodejs.org/api/stream.html#stream_readable_pipe_destination_options
+   */
   Stream.prototype.pipe = function(destination) {
     this.on('data', function(data) {
       destination.push(data);