Cleanup

README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Call `collect_finished()` periodically to release sounds that reach EOF without
 
 Use `prepared_sequence::create(sequence, sample_rate)` on a worker/control thread to validate data and preallocate the actual peak voice count. Move the result into `engine::play_sequence(prepared)` for serialized publication. The convenience `play_sequence(sample_sequence)` also prepares synchronously on its caller. `load_sample(path, sample_rate)` decodes bounded mono PCM through miniaudio off the callback; set its loop boundaries before preparation. Prepared sequences are single-use, move-only objects and cannot be mutated after validation.
 
-The returned `playback_session` is a copyable thread-safe status/cancellation handle. `status()` distinguishes `PLAYING`, `COMPLETED`, `STOPPED`, and `FAILED`; natural completion includes the entire declared timeline and all release tails. Replacing a sequence, `stop_sequence()`, `stop_all()`, destruction, or `session.stop()` cancels it without reporting completion. Device `stop()` suspends rendering; use sequence cancellation when a session must not resume. Session status survives engine-side cleanup. Call `collect_finished()` periodically to release completed/cancelled PCM on a control thread. Keep handles away from final destruction in your own real-time callbacks.
+The returned `playback_session` is a copyable thread-safe status/cancellation handle. `status()` distinguishes `PLAYING`, `COMPLETED`, `STOPPED`, and `FAILED`; natural completion includes the entire declared timeline and all release tails. Replacing a sequence, `stop_sequence()`, `stop_all()`, destruction, or `session.stop()` cancels it without reporting completion. Device `stop()` suspends rendering; use sequence cancellation when a session must not resume. Session status survives engine-side cleanup. Call `collect_finished()` periodically to release completed/canceled PCM on a control thread. Keep handles away from final destruction in your own real-time callbacks.
 
 One sequence is active per engine and can mix with file playback/metronome; master volume applies to it. Rendering uses the engine sample clock with no callback allocation, I/O, locking, trigonometry, or buffer destruction. Concurrent cancellation takes effect by the next audio buffer. Overlapping equal pitches have independent voices; capacity is checked including release tails, never handled by stealing notes. Preparation limits are 1,000,000 events, 4,096 samples, 64 MiB decoded PCM, 256 voices maximum (64 default), 24 hours, and a release envelope from one to zero of at most 500 ms. Gains/PCM must be finite and bounded; final output is clamped to unit range. Applications may impose stricter limits.