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Invalidate in-flight audio setup on every capture teardown and guard resume, microphone, worklet and timeout continuations by generation. Preserve normal microphone reuse and add deterministic regression tests.
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过期音频准备回调隔离已随 2.0.0-Beta.3 集成进入 |
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Summary
Prevent stopped/cancelled microphone setup from corrupting a later remote-input recording. Advance audioGen on capture teardown and guard late resume, microphone, worklet and timeout callbacks. Preserve microphone reuse. Only app.js and one regression test change; no dependencies, protocol, settings or CI changes.
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