ORIN-RUNTIME: buffer-to-terminator receiver is an acceptable first step

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -161,6 +161,11 @@ play" player.** It works, and it forecloses streaming permanently — the receiv
has no way to begin before the last byte. The chunk boundary is what keeps both has no way to begin before the last byte. The chunk boundary is what keeps both
TTS modes available. TTS modes available.
What *is* fine early on: a receiver that buffers chunks and plays on the
terminator. The wire format is already the streaming one, so moving to playback
on the first chunk is a change to the receiver alone. Streaming playback is the
end state.
### The transport is testable with no real TTS ### The transport is testable with no real TTS
Audio is the lowest-priority part of the system, but its transport does not have Audio is the lowest-priority part of the system, but its transport does not have