Support TFLite CLI on Windows#66
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TFLite: Windows support + cross-platform CI (supersedes #66)
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Summary
termiosandttymodules are unavailable.Root cause
sa3_tflite.pyimportedtermiosandttyunconditionally, which prevented any Windows invocation from reaching inference, including fully non-interactive commands that supply--ditand--decoder.Validation
python -m py_compile optimized/tflite/scripts/sa3_tflite.pysm-sfx/same-s(20 s, eight steps, CFG 1.0): completed in 12.85 s and produced a verified 44.1 kHz stereo PCM WAV.The POSIX import succeeds unchanged on Linux/macOS, so the existing arrow-key path remains in use there.