docs: clarify SRT and WebVTT subtitle export workflow - #3692
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Signed-off-by: zhifu gao <zhifu.gzf@alibaba-inc.com>
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Summary
Rework the existing English and Chinese subtitle tutorial around one reproducible Mandarin workflow: Paraformer on CPU -> SRT -> FFmpeg WebVTT conversion -> manual review.
Keep the published URLs and original date. Show actual short-sample outputs, distinguish export success from alignment quality, and explain that the CLI has no VTT output option or automatic speaker-name prefixes. Keep native Transformers text-only boundaries explicit. The homepage remains one lead and four selected stories; no new article or runtime change.
Validation
The earlier serial full-site run hit a 220-second harness limit and remains recorded as incomplete. Seven article checks and one browser discovery case failed before editing. This is not an accuracy/speed benchmark, real-user-video acceptance, a speaker-identity feature or a PyPI release.