Transcription service backend and frontend added

Walkthrough

The updates introduce several new features and components, including Docker environments, real-time audio transcription interfaces, issue reporting integrations with Discord and FastAPI, and enhanced testing suites. Key additions encompass client-side utilities, server-side functionalities for handling audio streams, and a buffering strategy factory. Additionally, several files are created to support testing, transcription management, and HTTP request handling.

Changes

Files/Groups	Change Summary
`Transcription/Dockerfile`, `Report_issues/Dockerfile`	New Dockerfiles for the transcription server and issue reporting setup.
`Transcription/client/VoiceStreamAI_Client.html`	New HTML client interface for real-time audio transcription.
`Transcription/client/utils.js`	Client-side utilities for WebSocket communication and audio processing.
`Transcription/src/main.py`, `server.py`, `buffering_strategy_factory.py`, `post_serve.py`, `audio_utils.py`, `asr/faster_whisper_asr.py`, `vad/pyannote_vad.py`	New and updated server-side scripts for handling real-time transcription, buffering strategies, audio file management, VAD, and ASR functionalities.
`Transcription/modified_text_files/...`	Introduced changes related to a legal case section.
`Transcription/test/server/test_server.py`	New test suite for the `Server` class and its functionalities.
`Report_issues/.env`, `Report_issues/.gitignore`	Environment and gitignore configurations for issue reporting.
`Report_issues/main.py`	New file for integrating a Discord bot with FastAPI for issue reporting.
`Report_issues/requirements.txt`	Lists dependencies for the issue reporting setup.
`Report_issues/Readme.md`	Sample CURL requests for submitting issues to a local server.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Real-Time Audio Transcription Sequence

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client as HTML Client
  participant WebSocket as WebSocket Server
  participant VAD as VAD Pipeline
  participant ASR as ASR Pipeline

  Client->>+WebSocket: Initiate Connection
  WebSocket-->>Client: Connection Established

  Client->>WebSocket: Start Streaming Audio
  WebSocket->>VAD: Process Audio Stream
  VAD-->>WebSocket: VAD Results

  WebSocket->>ASR: Transcribe Audio
  ASR-->>WebSocket: ASR Results

  WebSocket-->>Client: Transcription Results
  Client->>Client: Display Transcription

Issue Reporting Sequence

sequenceDiagram
  participant User as User
  participant FastAPI as FastAPI Server
  participant DiscordBot as Discord Bot

  User->>+FastAPI: Submit Issue
  FastAPI-->>-User: Issue Acknowledged

  FastAPI->>DiscordBot: Forward Issue
  DiscordBot-->>DiscordBot: Process Message

  DiscordBot->>User: Notify Issue Logged (via Discord)

Poem

In a Docker world, we spin our dreams,
With WebSockets and Python, linked at the seams.
Real-time whispers, transcriptions so keen,
VAD and ASR in a codebase so clean.
Discord hears your plight, through FastAPI's light,
Bugs take flight, in a system so bright.
🎶🐰🐾

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