feat(api): target API version 1.2#88
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The client now sends `lmnt-version: 1.2`. In speech sessions, word timestamps have cumulative start times aligned to the audio you receive and reset after a `flush` or `reset`. Also realigns the package version with the Node and Go SDKs.
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Summary
The client now targets API version 1.2 (
lmnt-version: 1.2). In speech sessions, word timestamps now have cumulativestarttimes that are aligned to the audio you receive and reset to0.0after aflushorreset, so you no longer need to offset them yourself.This release also realigns the Python package version with the Node and Go SDKs.
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SpeechSessionTimestamps.timestamps: updated docs — start times are cumulative and reset after aflush/reset.lmnt-version: 1.2.