feat(sounds): add a spoken "your turn" alert - #8
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A blip competes badly with ambient audio; two spoken words register as directed at you. `yourturn` is a pre-rendered clip, so it is just another registry row — no synthesis at alert time, and the reverse channel keeps forwarding only the sound NAME, never text. assets/yourturn.wav: rendered offline with johnny (Kokoro, af_sarah), silence-trimmed and normalised to 0.76s.
johnny's _voice_play touches $VOICE_OUT.spoke as a session marker; pointing VOICE_OUT at assets/ during the render left an empty yourturn.spoke behind.
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A blip competes badly with ambient audio; two spoken words register as directed at you.
yourturnis a pre-rendered clip, so it needs no new machinery —heyis registry-driven end to end (hey_registry→hey_lookup→_hey_emit), and nothing in that path cares whether the wav is a synthesized blip or a voice. That also means the reverse-beep channel is untouched: it still forwards only the sound name over SSH, never text, and no TTS runs on the remote box.Changes
assets/yourturn.wav— rendered offline with johnny (Kokoro, voiceaf_sarah), silence-trimmed and normalised to 0.76sconfig.sh— one registry rowREADME.md— the "sound only, no speech" line is now wrong; reworded, plus the sound list and the clip's provenanceVerified
heylistsyourturn;hey beep yourturnplays it (rc 0)hey beep bogusstill errors (rc 1) — lookup unchangedhey whereunchangedNot in scope
config.shhas four pre-existing shellcheck findings (SC2148, SC1091, SC2034, SC2016) — none introduced here. Happy to clean them in a separate PR.