Fix Swift 6 concurrency compatibility - #4
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What
Sendableconformance to SwiftLAME's immutable public value types.AVAudioFilelocal to the encoding task instead of transferring it across isolation.SwiftLameEncoderinitialization.Why
Swift 6 rejects
LameVbrMode.defaultbecause the enum is notSendable, then rejectsSwiftLameEncoder.encodebecause the task captures a struct containingAVAudioFile. Marking the encoder@unchecked Sendablewould hide a real unsafe transfer, so this patch narrows stored state to checked Sendable values and constructs the audio file inside the worker task.Behavior preserved
Verification
swift test— 4 tests passed.swift test -Xswiftc -swift-version -Xswiftc 6— 4 tests passed.@unchecked Sendable,nonisolated(unsafe), or global-actor workaround is used.