deprecate:upload of ww/stt

[JarbasAl]

if desired wake-word/STT upload can be added back via a audio transformer plugin

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Simplified audio handling logic for hotword detection, focusing on local processing without backend uploads.

• Bug Fixes

  • Removed redundant error handling related to hotword audio uploads, enhancing overall service stability.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant changes to the OVOSDinkumVoiceService class in the ovos_dinkum_listener/service.py file. The _upload_hotword and _upload_stt methods have been completely removed, eliminating the functionality for uploading wake word and speech-to-text audio data to a backend service. The _hotword_audio and _stt_audio methods have been updated to remove any logic related to these uploads, indicating a shift towards local audio processing without backend interactions, thereby reducing complexity and external dependencies.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
ovos_dinkum_listener/service.py	- Removed methods: _upload_hotword(self, wav_data, metadata) and _upload_stt(self, wav_data, metadata)
	- Simplified _hotword_audio and _stt_audio methods by removing upload checks and associated logic.

Possibly related PRs

• fix:handle empty string transcriptions #150: The changes in this PR involve modifications to the _stt_text method in the OVOSDinkumVoiceService class, which is closely related to the audio processing logic that has been simplified in the main PR by removing upload methods.
• fix:add hotwords kwarg #154: This PR enhances the OVOSDinkumVoiceService class by adding a hotwords keyword argument and improving error handling related to microphone input, which aligns with the overall focus on refining audio handling in the main PR.

Poem

🐰 In the quiet of the night,
Hotwords whisper, taking flight.
No more uploads, just local cheer,
Our audio's safe, no backend near.
Simplified paths, we hop along,
In the world of sound, we sing our song! 🎶

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