Add automatic speaker diarization - #20
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Summary
speaker-Nlabel when the time-alignment confidence clears a configurable threshold, otherwise safely retainthem.quill doctorand safe fallback behavior for unavailable diarization.Quality and evaluation
CI
swift:6.0in Docker.macos-15builds Quill and runs deterministic tests.QUILL_RUN_DIARIZATION_BENCHMARK=1) on a separately provisioned macOS runner with a preloaded FluidAudio model cache; normal CI never downloads models.Validation
docker run --rm -v /home/coder/quill:/src -w /src swift:6.0 swift testResult: 12 tests passed (fixture checksums, RTTM parsing/DER semantics, anonymous-label mapping, collar behavior, and word-level attribution fallback/splitting).