* feat(nvidia_riva): add riva_offline mode for offline-only ASR models
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* test(nvidia_riva): assert offline vs streaming via fake service call tracking
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* chore(ui): regenerate schema.d.ts after user soft_budget docstring removal
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* fix(nvidia_riva): parse riva_offline strings, map oversize offline audio to 413
A multipart riva_offline=false no longer turns offline mode on, a malformed value drops under drop_params and answers 400 without it, and a Riva RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED for a message over the server's max now returns a non-retryable 413 instead of a retried 429
* fix(nvidia_riva): apply the request timeout to offline recognition and keep riva_offline on an api_base override
Offline Recognize now runs as a gRPC future waited on with the request
timeout, so a stalled Riva server returns a 408 and the call is cancelled.
riva_offline is a mode flag, not a credential, so an api_base override no
longer clears it. The 413 hint for audio over the gRPC message limit is
reworded, and the new tests carry type annotations.
* fix(nvidia_riva): wait the request timeout in seconds whatever its form and cap the riva client to versions that import
A timeout from os.environ, a multipart form field, or an httpx.Timeout reached the gRPC future as a string or object,
so result() raised TypeError and every offline call came back as a false 408. The handler now turns the timeout into
float seconds with CompletionTimeout.as_limit, taking the read limit of an httpx.Timeout, for both the offline future
and the streaming deadline
The stt-nvidia-riva extra caps nvidia-riva-client below 2.17, since every later release either pins an older grpcio
or ships stubs that need a newer one than the grpcio==1.78.0 pin, so a fresh install failed at import
* fix(nvidia_riva): parse the timeout only where the call uses it and drop the riva client cap
A malformed timeout no longer fails streaming calls on clients that take no
timeout. On offline calls it is a 400, or the default under drop_params, and
an httpx.Timeout with no read limit waits the default instead of forever.
The nvidia-riva-client cap made installs next to a newer client unresolvable,
so the extra goes back to main's specifier.
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