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docs(frank-tts): the contract table gains its Default voice row

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#18 shipped DEFAULT_VOICE and #17 explained why the harness cannot name a voice from a setting, but the endpoint page still described voice resolution as if every request carried a name. One contract row, one paragraph in Naming a voice (a call that names nothing is the harness default shape, not a client bug), the env-file row now lists the default voice among its knobs, and the worklog records the rollout: both merges, the one-dispatch deploy with the 33/33 gate, the card flipping to up on the next checker tick, and the previously failing call returning 430124 bytes with the journal reading "speech voice=narrator1 (default)".
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@@ -2734,3 +2734,23 @@ every restart since the cutover.
to Kokoro is one key, not two, and `speech.voice: narrator1` — briefly recorded
above as wiring — went back to `am_fenrir`: that key is the vocalizer's Kokoro
enum, so a pack name there breaks speak-aloud and does nothing for synthesis.
## 2026-10-18 — the default voice shipped: a harness voiceover needs no voice
- Merged **#17** (`b590695`) and **#18** (`7889a68`), then deployed both affected
services in one dispatch — `--service frank-tts --service homepage`, 159 s,
Playwright gate 33/33. The shim image rebuilt with the new handler; the
homepage checker took the card on its next timer tick: `frank-tts → up`,
probed for real rather than gated.
- The call that had failed is the one that proves the fix. Same device, same
restarted session, **no** `voice_id`: `Saved 430124 bytes (model=frank-tts
(dankclaw)/frank-tts, voice=default, codec=wav)`. The façade journal says what
actually spoke — `speech voice=narrator1 (default) format=wav chars=148 ->
430124 bytes` — with the engine's ledger behind it (`audio 8.96 s, RTF 0.551`).
The harness prints `voice=default` because it never had a name to print; the
voice that answered is the operator's line in `scripts/frank-tts.env`, and the
journal keeps them distinguishable forever after.
- The page gained a **Default voice** row in its contract table and
[[#Naming a voice]] now states that a call naming nothing is the harness's
normal shape, not a client bug — the misconception that produced the 400 in
the first place.