fix(processor): reject silence candidates with high crest factor#39
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- Add silenceCrestFactorMax (25 dB) and explanatory comment - Reject silence candidates in scoreSilenceCandidate when crest factor exceeds the threshold - Emit debug log and set TransientWarning describing the rejection reason - Prevent contaminated silence regions (physical transients) from skewing noise-floor measurements and downstream adaptive thresholds Signed-off-by: Martin Wimpress <martin@wimpress.org>
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noise-floor measurements and downstream adaptive thresholds