docs(soniox): add speed parameter to TTS example in README - #6366
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The Soniox TTS plugin now supports a speed parameter (range 0.7-1.3,
default 1.0) to control speech rate, but the README example did not
document this new option. A developer wanting to adjust speech rate
would not know the parameter exists from reading the documentation.
Introduced by commit 8d881f3 (@yui0303, #6339)
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