Call-record sidecars for tts, speech_clone, speech_design#6
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Test input validation for voice cloning and voice design functions. Verify tts_providers structure and expected provider entries. Brings test count from 11 to 41.
Every audio asset gets <file>.json recording the resolved call (voice, model, backend, ...) per the cornball_sidecar v1 convention shared with xtx.api: an on.exit hook writes the record only when the output exists with a fresh mtime. Sidecars ride with the media and survive bundle rebuilds; cornductor scoops them into OTIO media-reference metadata.
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tts.api leg of the provenance arc (same convention as cornball-ai/xtx.api#11): every audio asset gets
<file>.jsonrecording the resolved call (voice, model, backend, ...) under the cornball_sidecar v1 schema. One.sidecar_arm(environment(), "file")line per public function; the on.exit hook writes only when the output file exists with a fresh mtime, so error paths and skipped work record nothing. 54/54 tests.