Fix WSJT-X DT drift on DAX RX audio after TX cycles#1396
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Linux (PipeWireAudioBridge): Add silence fill during TX. Previously, feedDaxAudio() returned immediately when transmitting, causing the named pipe to underrun and creating a timing gap equal to the TX duration. Now a QTimer feeds elapsed-time-based silence samples to keep the pipe-source clock advancing in real-time. macOS (VirtualAudioBridge): Replace fixed 960-sample silence fill with QElapsedTimer-based sample counting. The old code wrote exactly 20ms of silence per QTimer tick regardless of actual elapsed time, causing cumulative drift from timer jitter across TX cycles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #537. From AetherClaude PR #1340.
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