Voice dictation upgrades: catches silence, auto-submits CJK languages
Dictating commands with your voice is now much smarter. Previously, for languages that are written without spaces (like Japanese, Chinese, or Thai), the system struggled to realize when you finished speaking and would fail to auto-submit your message; it now perfectly understands the pauses and submits them automatically. On macOS, if you swapped your microphone device in the middle of a long-running session, the app used to go deaf and just record pure silence; that's fixed. On Linux, it can now clearly distinguish whether you are entirely missing a microphone or just missing the required audio software, giving you exact error messages instead of vague ones. It's like a typist who finally learned a foreign language: they used to never know when your Chinese sentence ended, but now they punctuate and submit it perfectly, and they'll instantly notify you if your microphone cord gets unplugged.