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* fix(voice): return receiver count from publish_transcription publish_transcription now returns the number of active TRANSCRIPTION_BUS subscribers that received the message. When no receivers are connected (e.g. Socket.IO bridge not yet subscribed), the function logs a warning instead of silently discarding the broadcast. This makes it possible to diagnose "transcription produced but never delivered" scenarios from logs alone. Closes #527 (partial) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(voice): recover buffered hotkey events after select! race On warm CPAL init (second+ recording), audio_capture::start_recording() completes fast enough that the pending_ready branch and the hotkey_rx branch are both ready simultaneously inside tokio::select!. select! picks one pseudo-randomly — when it picks pending_ready, the Released event sits unprocessed in hotkey_rx. The recording is stored as "live" with no deferred stop, then the next loop iteration processes the buffered Released and stops the recording almost immediately, producing a near-zero-length clip that the duration gate silently drops. Fix: after pending_ready resolves, call hotkey_rx.try_recv() to check for a buffered stop event that lost the race. If found, apply the deferred stop mechanism (MIN_RECORDING_AFTER_SETUP = 1500ms) instead of treating the recording as live. Also adds pipeline_id (UUID prefix) to all process_recording_bg log lines for end-to-end correlation, and labels each pipeline stage (stop_recording, gate_duration, gate_silence, transcribe, deliver) so dropped recordings are diagnosable from logs. Closes #527 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>