Fix: Empty VC & leave/rejoin causes no audio to be heard/played from libdave#3244
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Summary
There were a few issues with the new libdave implementation related to playing audio in an empty VC and when users leave/rejoin
Empty VC causes audio to fail to be encrypted/sent
Fixed by setting the encryptors pass through mode to true when a session is first created, this causes any attempts at encryption before proper initialization to just not happen, fixing a case where the stream would fail with
MissingKeyRatchet.Users joining/leaving leads to no audio heard
Fixed by sending MLS key packages on prepare epoch, like the spec says to, as well as syncing a new users decryptor to the latest sessions state.