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Previously thrown away when the board was stopped, but not re-initialised on a soft reboot. This is now thrown away when
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Can this mean we keep playing sounds? Would it be better to close/reinit the audio?
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This doesn't appear to be the case. It may be safer, but we need to find a way to pass
wrapped._microbit_hal_audio_ready_callbackandwrapped._microbit_hal_audio_speech_ready_callbackinto an init function that is called on a soft reboot.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I'm fine with this approach if there aren't practical issues. It might be safer in other ways as the audio context creation will always tied to a user event so less likely to hit browser issues.