[Improve] Keep voice work conversational during waits - #2574
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Fixed both review findings in 7808103a: Fast now delivers the activity bridge before its work-start gate opens, and voice follow-through now checks every 30 seconds so the silence threshold is enforceable. Focused voice, Fast, and wakeup tests plus type checks and pre-push validation pass. |
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Why this change was made
Voice calls need to explain noticeable waits without narrating internal machinery or filling silence with repetitive status. This builds on the existing own-task follow-through path so direct work and delegated coding updates follow the same user-centered reporting semantics.
Impact
People hear what useful activity is beginning before the work starts, receive brief updates after prolonged silence or meaningful state changes, and can interrupt immediately. Text-mode acknowledgement and ten-minute follow-through behavior remain unchanged. The existing start and stop cues remain in place; no additional cue subsystem was added because spoken bridges already cover the state and the current cue path has no independent speech-aware ducking control.