Destroy hls player on changing source. Unit test is included. #874
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Current behaviour: On change source we creating new HLS player but the old one still exists and continue to download the manifest. If we switch 2-3 channels we have 2-3 working hls players and HLS errors begin.
Fix: We are destroying hls player instance before creating the new one. No more errors and additional traffic. Unit test was included.