Update pycsspeechtts to allows Microsoft TTS to use XML tags to customize voice

[joshmwilliams]

Proposed change

This change is a dependency bump for Microsoft TTS to update pycsspeechtts to a newer version that allows use of inline XML tags to increase flexibility of voice synthesis.

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• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes #65221
• This PR is related to issue: #65221
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[iridris]

Does this change allow the use of Microsoft's 'Speaking Styles' such as Angry/Cheerful/Sad? Is there anything else that needs done to move this forward?

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[iridris]

@joshmwilliams Is this still a viable PR? It would be handy to be able to use Microsoft's alternate speaking styles (assuming this PR provides the ability to set those).

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[iridris]

Commenting to keep the stalebot at bay. Is there anything I can do to assist with getting this PR finished up?

[EroticBananaz]

Please make this happen. I need the 'styles' option.

[iridris]

I was digging deeper on this. I found that this pull request is bumping up the version number of the underlying library. However, the change to the underlying library that added the style support is merged to the repository but hasn't had a version numbered release since that merge. I've posted in that repository asking for a version bump but haven't gotten a response yet.

https://github.com/jeroenterheerdt/pycsspeechtts/issues/14

[balloob]

Closing this as still in draft.