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Previously all voices waited for full TTS generation before first byte
reached the browser (POST → poll → presign flow). For long chapters this
meant 2–5 minutes of silence.
New flow for Kokoro and PocketTTS:
- tryPresign fast path unchanged (audio in MinIO → seekable presigned URL)
- On cache miss: set audioEl.src to /api/audio-stream/{slug}/{n} and mark
status=ready immediately — audio starts playing within seconds
- Backend streams bytes to browser while concurrently uploading to MinIO;
subsequent plays use the fast path
New SvelteKit route: GET /api/audio-stream/[slug]/[n]
- Proxies backend handleAudioStream (already implemented in Go)
- Same 3 chapters/day free paywall as POST route
- HEAD handler for paywall pre-check (no side effects, no counter increment)
so AudioPlayer can surface upgrade CTA before pointing <audio> at URL
CF AI voices keep the old POST+poll flow (batch-only API, no real streaming
benefit, preserves the generating progress bar UX).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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