fix: use tempfile.gettempdir() for cross-platform tmp cleanup#115
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The cleanup function was hardcoded to /tmp/tmp*.tmp which only works on Linux. On macOS, tempfile writes to $TMPDIR (/var/folders/...), and on Windows to %TEMP%, causing orphaned files to never be cleaned up and eventually filling the disk.
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Problem
_cleanup_stale_tmp_files()was hardcoded to glob/tmp/tmp*.tmp, which only works on Linux. On macOS, Python'stempfilemodule writes to$TMPDIR(/var/folders/.../T/), and on Windows to%TEMP%. This caused orphaned.tmpaudio files to accumulate indefinitely on non-Linux systems, eventually filling the disk.Fix
Replace the hardcoded
/tmppath withtempfile.gettempdir()+os.path.join(), which resolves to the correct platform-specific temp directory on Linux, macOS, and Windows.