fix(deepgram): recover streaming sessions from unexpected websocket closes#109
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Summary
This PR improves Deepgram streaming recovery when the websocket closes unexpectedly after the handshake has already succeeded.
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Previously, if Deepgram closed the websocket unexpectedly after the session was already open, the client could treat that as a normal completion path. In that case, RecognitionSession might skip batch fallback and leave the user with partial or missing text.
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