Sync text of the alerts on screen with voice timing#2280
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This way we can use the `onend` event to keep the alert text in the screen for a reasonable amount of time.
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Now the user will see on the screen exactly the same text that is being spoken.
If the user has the voice disabled, it will use the same timing, since I've modified the logic to mute (volume = 0) the speaking instead of actually disabling it.
Watch the video with the audio on:
Cockpit.0.0.0.2025-12-08.13.25.07.mp4
Fix #2279