fix(jack): cap channel enumeration at physical port count again - #1314
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0.18.2 uncapped enumeration alongside allowing streams to be built with more channels than physical ports, so supported_*_configs now reports up to 64 channels on every device. Re-cap enumeration only; stream creation still allows more channels than that for patching.
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0.18.2 uncapped enumeration alongside allowing streams to be built with more channels than physical ports, so
supported_*_configsnow reports up to 64 channels on every device. Stream creation still allows more channels than that for patching.When rethinking the entire
StreamConfigAPI, I'm thinking to discern what's supported (what could be routed or mixed) and what's preferred (what the output device supports, typically). This is for later in 0.19; suggestions welcome.