feat(kokoro): train and verify bilingual PyTorch weights - #95
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Adds a working PyTorch pipeline for adapting Kokoro v1.1-zh to real EMIME MF5 English/Mandarin recordings: acquisition, preprocessing, training, restart, development-only checkpoint selection, export, and offline inference. The selected model completed 500 deterministic updates using 225 available training utterances.
Includes a current model card and compact results with artifact hashes. Weights, real recordings, and generated evaluation audio remain local. Core ML is deferred. This PR is stacked on #94.
Measured quality
The selected checkpoint was frozen before evaluating 74 held-out recordings.
Mixed-control raw CER increases from 13.18% to 19.38%; the recognizer sometimes translates mixed speech. This is an experimental model: bilingual listening/tone acceptance, real code-switch training coverage, session-disjoint evaluation, and production voice consent remain unresolved.
Validation
Full historical run reports remain linked from the model card.