Add managed codec DSP and initial control server

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# VoiceCat .NET rewrite
The first slice targets .NET 10: protobuf, control framing, voice headers, and media
encryption, TLS 1.3, persisted TOFU pins, and server credentials. Server/client state,
audio, and UI migration are next. The existing
encryption, TLS 1.3, persisted TOFU pins, server credentials, and an initial managed
control server. Media relay, client state, audio, and UI migration are next. The existing
C++ implementation remains the conformance oracle.
Codec/DSP wrappers now cover Opus, DRED recovery, RNNoise, and energy VAD. Build
the desktop native library before running their tests (CMake and a C compiler required):
```powershell
./dotnet/build-native.ps1
```
The script downloads upstream Opus 1.5.2 with a pinned SHA-256, builds DRED-enabled
Opus and the existing vendored RNNoise model, and stages `voicecat_media` plus license
notices under `dotnet/artifacts/native/`. It builds independently of the C++ core and
vcpkg. On Windows, Visual Studio's C++ workload works with the default generator;
for this repository's MinGW toolchain use:
```powershell
./dotnet/build-native.ps1 -Generator Ninja -CCompiler C:/tools/msys64/ucrt64/bin/cc.exe
```
Linux/macOS can run the same script with PowerShell, or use CMake directly:
```sh
cmake -S dotnet/native -B dotnet/artifacts/native-build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
cmake --build dotnet/artifacts/native-build --target voicecat_media --parallel 2
cmake --install dotnet/artifacts/native-build --component DotnetMedia --prefix dotnet/artifacts/native
```
MSBuild copies the staged library into managed build/publish output for the selected
RID. Override `VoiceCatNativeRid` or `VoiceCatNativeDirectory` for explicit staging;
`RuntimeIdentifier` takes priority over the SDK's host RID. Cross-compilation is not
automatic. iOS static linking and audio-device shims belong to later client phases.
Native codec/DSP tests require this library; they do not silently skip.
From the repository root:
```powershell
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20-byte header has type 1, marker flag, codec 0, SSRC `0xcafebabe`, timestamp 960.
Both managed crypto backends must match these bytes.
The DSP oracle calls the existing C++ `ApmProcessor` with 200 deterministic noise
frames and records the final 960 samples. Regenerate its fixture with:
```powershell
cmake --build --preset dev --target voicecat-dotnet-dsp-oracle
./build/dev/bin/voicecat-dotnet-dsp-oracle.exe dotnet/tests/VoiceCat.Tests/Fixtures/cpp-noise.json
```
The managed test allows a one-unit PCM difference for floating-point rounding.
## TLS interoperability
The optional TLS oracle uses the existing mbedTLS context and libsodium media crypto.
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conformance job requires the native test. See `docs/api-dotnet.md` for ownership
and certificate acceptance requirements.
## Next checkpoint
## Managed server checkpoint
Port codec/DSP wrappers and their native packaging per Phase 3 of the porting plan.
The managed server follows, tested first with the existing C++ CLI.
Run the TLS control server on loopback (optional arguments: data directory, TCP port):
```powershell
dotnet run --project dotnet/src/VoiceCat.Server -c Release -- ./voicecat-data 7443
./build/dev/bin/vccli.exe --host 127.0.0.1 --port 7443 --nick Guest --text "hello"
```
It creates or imports `server_identity.key`, `server.crt`, `server.key`, and
`voicecat.db`. An empty channel table gets Lobby and Music Room; existing channels
are preserved. Guests are enabled by the CLI; hosting `VoiceServer` directly can
disable them. Existing accounts authenticate without resetting passwords. Account
creation is currently available through `AccountStore`; bootstrap/admin CLI and
wire administration are pending.
Tests cover real TLS sockets, authentication retries, snapshots, channel moves,
text routing, sender attribution, ping, and disconnect events. Enable native checks:
```powershell
cmake --build --preset dev --target voicecat-dotnet-password-oracle voicecat-dotnet-database-oracle vccli
$env:VOICECAT_DATABASE_ORACLE = (Resolve-Path build/dev/bin/voicecat-dotnet-database-oracle.exe).Path
$env:VOICECAT_VCCLI = (Resolve-Path build/dev/bin/vccli.exe).Path
dotnet test dotnet/VoiceCat.slnx -c Release --no-restore
```
The database oracle creates an account/channel using the shipped C++ database code;
managed code imports and authenticates it, then C++ authenticates a managed-created
account. CI also regenerates the libsodium password fixture. Native checks require
the optional `VOICECAT_BUILD_DOTNET_ORACLE=ON` configure flag and a real-deps build.
Phase 4 remains in progress: UDP/SFU relay, streams, protected channel joins,
administration, moderation, and production configuration are the next server work.