[kunkunblueberry]

A speech node could stay blocked on a voice its model can no longer use.

What happened

The composer offers the voice library only while the resolved model publishes
that capability (NodeComposer.tsx:110 reads inputRules.voiceLibrary). A node's
stored voiceSelection was cleared only inside the model-switch branch
(rules.ts:431 if (modelChanged)), which runs with modelChanged = true from
the picker and from newNodeGenerationSettings.

So after an operator edited the same model configuration into a plain
OpenAI-compatible TTS — the node keeps its modelConfigId, so nothing counts as
a switch — the stored voice survived, voiceIssue(selection, undefined) reported
voiceLibrary.connectionChanged, and backendBlocker returned "该音色属于另一服务或账户。
请从当前音色库重新选择。" while there was no library left to re-select from. Every
later composer edit re-applied the same value through
serviceGenerationSettings(..., modelChanged = false), so the node stayed
blocked until the user switched models.

Measured before the change, on 63100975:

[raw]  blocker   = 该音色属于另一服务或账户。请从当前音色库重新选择。
[read] selection = {connectionId: "service-a", voiceId: "Alice", ...}
[read] voiceName = "Alice"

What changed

serviceAudioSettings now drops the selection when the model publishes no voice
library. That function is on the read path the composer actually uses —
getNodeGenerationSettings (generationSettings.ts:76) — so the drop happens
when the node is read, not only after a switch:

const unusable = !config.inputRules.voiceLibrary && Boolean(settings.voiceSelection);
...
...(unusable ? { voiceSelection: undefined, voiceName: undefined } : {}),

voiceName is cleared with it because rules.ts:522 requires
voiceName === voiceSelection.voiceId, so leaving the id behind would trade one
blocker for "select a voice". This is the same outcome the model-switch branch
already produced. A model that still publishes a library is untouched, and a
connection whose connectionId changed is untouched too — that case keeps its
deliberate block because the library is still there to re-select from.

Validation

node --test tests/voiceLibrary.test.ts   → 13 passed
node --test tests/*.test.ts              → 666 tests, 658 pass, 8 fail
npm run check:i18n                       → 2935 keys, 0 problems

Four tests cover this change:

• a model that lost its voice library cannot strand a node on the old voice —
  asserts the raw settings are blocked, then that servicing clears both fields
  and the blocker.
• a model that keeps its voice library still retains the stored selection —
  guards against over-clearing.
• reopening a node on a model without the voice library drops the stored voice
  and reopening a node on a model that keeps the library still reads its voice
  — the same two cases through getNodeGenerationSettings, which is the boundary
  the composer and the run share.

Removing the serviceAudioSettings hunk makes the read-path test fail, so the
regression is pinned rather than asserted after the fact.

The 8 failures in the full run are identical on a clean main checkout here:
node_modules is not installed locally, so anything importing react fails with
ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND. The set and count are the same with and without this
change. tsc --noEmit could not run locally for the same reason; the Release
checks lane covers it.

Not covered

The composer was not exercised in a browser. The claim rests on
getNodeGenerationSettings being the single read boundary for node settings,
which the two read-path tests do exercise.