Add a stock-model sample so "supports Hebrew out of the box" can be checked by ear
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## Samples
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- `01_podcast_2hosts_63s.wav` โ 63s two-host Hebrew conversation, cloned voices
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- `03_longform_15s.wav` โ multi-sentence long-form
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## Samples
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- `00_base_out_of_the_box.wav` โ **stock `fishaudio/s2-pro`, no adapter, no
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G2P** โ plain Hebrew script straight in. S2-Pro is multilingual and does
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produce Hebrew-*shaped* speech, but it isn't accurate: this sample of
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"ืฉืืื, ืื ืฉืืืื ืืืื?" ("hello, how are you today?") comes out as "ืกืืื
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ืืืฉืืื ืืืื" โ ืฉืืื โ ืกืืื, ืฉืืืื garbled into ืืฉืืื. Not a cherry-pick: an
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8-seed sweep on a different sentence in this fork's eval found the same
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failure every time, and a stock-model WER of 0.383 across 11 sentences,
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worse than real human speech scores on the same metric. This is the gap
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the adapter below closes.
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The rest of `samples/` is generated **with this adapter**:
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- `01_podcast_2hosts_63s.wav` โ 63s two-host Hebrew conversation, cloned voices
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- `03_longform_15s.wav` โ multi-sentence long-form
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