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Core Audio: Add onDeviceWakeup function to prevent deadlock when audio callback not triggered - #1175
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In a separate issue (addressed in #1174), I hit a case in which the audio callback was not triggered. When this happened, I found that the program stalled forever on
ma_device_uninit. It turned out this was because it was waiting forever for a mutex that was never released.This PR addresses that issue by adding an
onDeviceWakeupfunction, as per the other backend handlers.