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1	//! Sample Forge: the "maker" middle of audiofiles.
2	//!
3	//! AF already owns the two hard halves of a DAWless rig — the content-addressed
4	//! store and the 14-sampler hardware export. The forge is the missing middle:
5	//! take a managed sample and make hardware-ready material from it.
6	//!
7	//! - [`chop`] — slice a sample into one-shots by transient, equal divisions, or a
8	//! BPM grid.
9	//! - [`conform`] — resample / convert bit depth + channels to match a device's
10	//! accepted format (M8, Digitakt, SP-404, ...).
11	//! - [`batch`] — silence detection for batch trim-silence (batch normalize reuses
12	//! the existing edit operations).
13	//!
14	//! The DSP here is pure and operates on interleaved `Vec<f32>`, mirroring the
15	//! [`crate::edit`] convention. Snapshots are free: the content-addressed store
16	//! never deletes originals, so every forge action produces new samples without
17	//! risking the source.
18
19	pub mod batch;
20	pub mod chop;
21	pub mod conform;
22	pub mod runner;
23
24	pub use batch::{find_content_bounds, trim_silence};
25	pub use chop::{compute_slices, detect_bpm, render_slice, ChopMethod, Slice};
26	pub use conform::{
27	conform, peak_amplitude, resolve_overshoot, ConformTarget, ConformedAudio, OvershootAction,
28	OvershootReport,
29	};
30	pub use runner::{chop_to_vfs, conform_to_vfs, ChopResult, ConformResult};
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