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Correct audio labels and select sources by provenance
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Human Thorsten recordings and ASVspoof 2021 physical replay speech were labeled synthetic, while mixed ASVspoof and FakeSound2 sources were assigned a single class. This release corrects those labels and selects separate real and synthetic subsets using the existing registry filters.
Includes #186, merged into dev. The release diff changes the two audio registry files and pyproject.toml.
Validation: all four CI checks passed on #186; nine existing config-loading/archive-filter tests were rerun successfully; ruff check src tests and git diff --check passed; pyproject.toml parses successfully with version 0.11.4. Prior source validation included fresh downloads from all six corrected ASVspoof subsets matched to official protocol labels, a complete FakeSound2 class partition, archive CRC checks, and SHA-256 verification of duplicate audio files.
Sources: ASVspoof LA, ASVspoof DF, ASVspoof 5, FakeSound2.