Fix Default implementation for TimeBase #364
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A TimeBase represents symphonia's conversion factor between time. It does not make sense for it to have a factor of 0, which is also checked by its constructor TimeBase::new. Unfortunately the Default implementation for TimeBase is derived, yielding a value of 0 for both u32 members (numerator and denominator), which is probably not what we want. This change switches the default to be 1. Also fixes a typo in the doc comment for TimeStamp.
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A TimeBase represents symphonia's conversion factor between time. It does not make sense for it to have a factor of 0, which is also checked by its constructor TimeBase::new. Unfortunately the Default implementation for TimeBase is derived, yielding a value of 0 for both u32 members (numerator and denominator), which is probably not what we want. This change switches the default to be 1.
Also fixes a typo in the doc comment for TimeStamp.