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fix(twilio): a line cut into by a dropped tail is said again - #1490
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The tail of what the caller said before ("That's right." after "Yes.") cut
the next question off at its first word and was dropped as a tail, but its
unfinalized words had counted as the caller's turn, so the cut line was
never said again and the caller answered a question they hadn't heard (a
dev call). Dropping a tail now restarts the wait for silence, and the line
is said again after ResumeAfterCutInSeconds.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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The tail of what the caller said before ("That's right." after "Yes.") cut the next question off at its first word and was dropped as a tail, but its unfinalized words had counted as the caller's turn, so the cut line was never said again and the caller answered a question they hadn't heard (a dev call). Dropping a tail now restarts the wait for silence, and the line is said again after ResumeAfterCutInSeconds.