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Summary

• add two F5-cloned WAV demonstrations generated from a synthetic Kokoro reference
• publish exact transcripts, seeds, model revisions, checkpoint hashes, PCM metrics, and asset-license boundaries
• include the audio examples in the source distribution and link them from the README
• validate published binaries against the manifest during the offline test suite

Why

VOForge documented cloning workflows but did not provide reviewable cloned WAV artifacts. These examples demonstrate the end-to-end evidence contract without using a natural-person or game-character reference.

Validation

• python -m compileall -q voforge tests
• python -m unittest discover -s tests -v — 37 passed
• python -m build
• source archive inspection — all six audio-example files present
• python -m pip check
• git diff --cached --check

Asset boundary

The Kokoro reference is synthetic. The F5 examples use the official CC-BY-NC-4.0 checkpoint and are explicitly excluded from VOForge's MIT code license. No StarCraft-derived or natural-person audio is included.