fix(lemonslice): bind avatar audio output before the upstream session HTTP call#5837
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… HTTP call Rebinding agent_session.output.audio happened after the LemonSlice session HTTP call returned, which is on the order of a second and during a persona swap leaves any generations triggered in the gap routed to the previous audio destination. wait_remote_track buffers frames until the new video track shows up, so binding before the HTTP call doesn't drop audio.
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Summary
Rebind
agent_session.output.audioto the avatar-boundDataStreamAudioOutputbefore the LemonSlice session-creation HTTP call instead of after. The call is on the order of a second, and during a mid-session avatar swap anygenerate_replytriggered in that gap stays routed to the previous audio destination.wait_remote_track=KIND_VIDEObuffers frames until the new video track actually shows up, so binding early doesn't drop audio.Test plan