Rework static overlay as a procedural VHS glitch band

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Replaced the sparse-noise-specks static effect with a jagged horizontal
glitch band (plus scattered specks), still procedurally generated with
Pillow -- no source footage involved. Tried deriving this look from a
real, explicitly free-to-use "VHS glitch" stock clip first, but dropped
that approach: even downsampled to 32x32 and thresholded for
transparency, recognizable footage content showed through at any opacity
that read as an actual band rather than noise, and it compressed
noticeably worse than procedural noise. Verified payload stays well
under the 460KB limit against the live station.

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