Fix target words count, use 70

[beastoin]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Increased target word count for speech profiles from 30 to 70, enhancing the criteria for finalizing profiles.
  • Updated progress messaging to provide clearer feedback based on the new word count target.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved checks for speech segment duration and completeness to ensure better error notifications.
• Chores
  • Minor adjustments to audio streaming and connection state handling for improved performance.

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Walkthrough

The SpeechProfileProvider class has been significantly modified to enhance the handling of speech profile data. The targetWordsCount has been increased from 30 to 70, impacting the criteria for finalizing speech profiles. Adjustments have been made to the _handleCompletion method and the finalize method, which now includes checks for segment duration and the number of words spoken. Additionally, the updateProgressMessage method has been refined to provide relevant feedback based on the new word count target. Minor adjustments to audio streaming and connection states have also been implemented.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/lib/providers/speech_profile_provider.dart	- Increased targetWordsCount from 30 to 70. - Adjusted _handleCompletion logic. - Updated finalize method with new duration and word count checks. - Refined updateProgressMessage for feedback. - Minor adjustments to audio streaming and connection state handling.

Poem

In the meadow where words take flight,
A count of seventy shines so bright.
With each spoken word, a story unfolds,
New thresholds set, as the magic beholds.
So hop along, let your voice be free,
In the world of speech, come dance with me! 🐇✨

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