jknapp f035bdb927 Fix recording failure in Windows PyInstaller builds with console=False ...

When console=False in PyInstaller builds on Windows, stdout/stderr are
not available. This causes subprocess/multiprocessing operations to fail
when they try to write output, breaking RealtimeSTT initialization.

The fix:
- Check if running as frozen executable on Windows
- Test if stdout/stderr are available (try to flush)
- If not available, redirect to io.StringIO() null streams
- This allows subprocess/multiprocessing to write without errors

This fixes the "Failed to start Recording" error that only occurred
in builds with console=False but worked fine with console=True or
when running with uv.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

2025-12-28 20:57:49 -08:00

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