drivers/speaker: Fix SF32LB speaker volume being reset during playback start#1554
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so, on my Pebble Time 2, an app using the speaker playback functions on the SDK could bypass the OS speaker mute/volume setting... I noticed the 2 Duo's DA7212 driver received a patch recently (7289a22), but the Time 2 did not.
The speaker service already passes the effective OS volume into the audio driver, but SF32LB AUDCODEC start path later reconfigures the DAC path, which resets the DAC mute/volume state. This caused playback to become audible and played at full volume even when the OS speaker volume was at 0 and the speaker was in a muted state, at least OS preference-wise.
This PR caches the requested volume in the SF32LB audio state and reapplies it after DAC path setup in audec_start.
I ran this build on my PT2 with PebbleOS v4.15.0 release as the base to confirm it fixed the issue.