Verify normal speech runtime and preserve independent quality limitations

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@@ -36,6 +36,27 @@ inventory SHA-256 `4904995685a5e55e0a790d9cc409dc8458e39c30cda4097c5d70bf75cb5c9
This static CPU artifact does not prove normal dynamic-loader isolation, GPU
execution, speech retrieval quality or precise independently annotated timing.
The subsequent **normal Windows auto** build completed with all 27 inventoried
files (58,913,466 bytes). Its worker SHA-256 is
`0b716fa17e8216ed46c7755d15acab20f658254b99780c7a68bab03d765c55bc`;
inventory SHA-256 `0e116c604141af147bd91736ec0722a0660dcda8c9da008e494c464753f4e5a1`.
The same English Unicode/context test passed with forced CPU: first/warm ASR
41.31/38.46 seconds, warm load zero, fallback zero. Packaging compilation overlapped
this shared VM run, so these are functional timings, not a clean benchmark.
Fifty snapshots of the owned worker observed `ggml-cpu-cascadelake.dll`,
`ggml.dll`, `ggml-base.dll` and `whisper.dll`; neither `ggml-vulkan.dll` nor
`vulkan-1.dll` was observed. The pinned CPU-only loader branch loads only the CPU
module. Sampling alone does not prove that a module was never loaded.
Ignored observation artifact SHA-256:
`5a090b34e6a0d1ad88893295bc8db54e01f818db2ec20aca3c097d277720e158`.
Actual GPU execution/fallback and other operating systems remain unexecuted.
Windows MSBuild's nested Vulkan shader compiler failed with a long build output
path; the failed log SHA-256 is
`59f1820d6ac6adac6f525d8084c442c1ed261753eb34fcce916dc157041f777c`.
An unchanged-source build using a shorter owned output path completed. Prefer a
short build output directory on Windows; no CPU-only distribution was substituted.
The persistent worker receives binary requests: operation byte (1 live VAD,
2 contiguous recognition), little-endian u32 sample count and mono little-endian
f32 PCM, at most 480000 finite samples. Responses have a four-byte little-endian