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Fixes #15500
Follow up of #15271

Summary of the issue:
Some SAPI4 synthesizers reset all their prosody values to their defaults when they come across prosody in a sequence.

Description of user facing changes
Capital pitch changes no longer cause some SAPI4 voices to reset their rate and volume.

Description of development approach
When a sequence contains any prosody command, for the other prosody commands supported by the synth, we add commands to set them to the currently configured value.
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