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fixes LF localizer failure #1
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I can't remember if this is masked or fixed, but I rebased it anyway. |
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just realized that LN migration could screw with certain clients |
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MycroftAI/lingua-franca/#158 enables this, which addresses a breaking change that causes the Mimic2 module to crash on Lingua Franca 0.3+.
Also bumps the version.
Note: this depends on the aforementioned (currently unmerged) LF branch.
text2speech/requirements.txtis currently pinned to the PR branch at my LF repo, which should be fixed when the linked PR is merged at LF.