AUDIO-IN-1: listening lifecycle signals (ovos.mic.*)

[JarbasAl]

Adds the listener-role bus signals to OVOS-AUDIO-IN-1 (audio-in.md, class V2) under V2 ovos.* names. New ## 6. Listening lifecycle signals section placed before Conformance (Conformance renumbered §6 → §7).

New topics

Topic	Replaces (legacy)	Emitter	Semantics
ovos.mic.record.started	recognizer_loop:record_begin	audio-input service	voice-command capture began
ovos.mic.record.ended	recognizer_loop:record_end	audio-input service	capture ended; pairs with started
ovos.mic.sleep	recognizer_loop:sleep	controller (e.g. naptime) → audio-input	enter sleep mode; suspend capture
ovos.mic.awoken	mycroft.awoken	audio-input service	left sleep mode (sleep→awake only)

All carry no payload; the session is identified by context.session.session_id. The §6.5 bus surface table includes a consumer-side row for ovos.mic.listen, whose defining spec is OVOS-AUDIO-1 §4.4 (owned by PR #38) — referenced here, not redefined.

Companion edits (repo conventions)

• CHANGELOG.md — extends ## OVOS-AUDIO-IN-1 under ### 2; class unchanged. Version header == CHANGELOG ### 2 == README class 2 triple holds.
• appendix/divergences.md — legacy→ovos.mic.* migration table (non-normative).
• GLOSSARY.md — adds "Listening lifecycle signal" → AUDIO-IN-1 §6.
• README.md — no change (AUDIO-IN-1 already at class 2).

Scope / conflicts

Single-file-1-PR satisfied: only audio-in.md is the spec touched (plus CHANGELOG/appendix/GLOSSARY conventions). PR #38 owns audio-out.md / AUDIO-1 and already defines ovos.mic.listen and the audio-OUTPUT lifecycle — not touched or redefined here.

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