feat(javascript): text-to-speech v1 — websocket-clause-chunking#617
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Adds the websocket-clause-chunking recipe for text-to-speech v1 (javascript).
What this recipe demonstrates
Splitting text at clause boundaries (commas, semicolons, colons, sentence ends) and flushing each clause to Deepgram's WebSocket TTS independently. This reduces time-to-first-audio (TTFA) compared to waiting for a full sentence before dispatching to TTS.
Files
example.js— Runnable example (46 lines) that splits a paragraph into clauses and sends each with Speak+Flushexample.test.js— Subprocess test asserting exit 0 + non-empty outputREADME.md— Explains the pattern, parameters, and expected outputCloses #615