fix(kokoro): handle new {id,name} voices shape from Kokoro-FastAPI v0.4.0#75
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Kokoro-FastAPI v0.4.0 (PR #462) changed items in the `voices` array from plain strings to `{"id","name"}` objects. `getVoiceOptions` returned the raw array typed as string[], handing dicts to callers that expect ids. Normalize so easyVoice works against old and new servers.
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Heads up: Kokoro-FastAPI v0.4.0 changed the
/v1/audio/voicesresponse shape.Items in the
voicesarray changed from plain strings to{"id","name"}objects (remsky/Kokoro-FastAPI#462).getVoiceOptionsinpackages/backend/src/tts/engines/kokoroTts.ts:99types and returnsstring[], so against v0.4.0 callers receive[{id, name}, ...]typed as strings, which breaks downstream voice pickers.This patch widens the type and normalizes both shapes to a
string[]of ids (filtering empties for safety), keeping the existing contract. Users can also pass?legacy=trueserver-side to keep the old shape if they'd prefer not to update the client.