Fix audio clock continuity across extended guest frames - #70
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Long guest loaders can advance the SPC beyond the next host frame timestamp. Subsequent short iterations then produce no PCM until the frame counter catches up, causing audible gaps. Add an opt-in carried frame clock and synchronize interpreted work in periodic absolute-time batches so that elapsed time is counted once. Hosts adopting the API pace each iteration using its reported duration. Legacy hosts retain current main's timing policy and startup catch-up.
Add missing-output telemetry and regression coverage for a 40-frame loader followed by 45 short iterations, bootstrap progress, and suppression of duplicate relative advancement.
Validation:
Beads: beads-8wg.2.33; paired game fix: beads-8wg.6.5.