[dgruss]

Notes fitting inside the audio could be excluded based on pitch: with 12 seconds of audio, #BPM:60 and : 0 4 60, the one-second note was treated as ending at 15 seconds.

Use absolute note start plus duration, including relative-note offsets and GAP, for audio-boundary checks. Conversion to freestyle, the diagnostic and exclusion from scoring now share that result. The existing exclusive audio-end boundary is unchanged.

The native parser regression reproduces the failure before the fix and passes afterward. It covers different pitches, notes before/at/after the audio boundary, START, GAP, relative offsets, disabled clipping, unknown audio length and positive freestyle weight. The #243 completion regression also passes. Actual game playback with synthetic PCM through the pitch detector now saves 10000 points for both the 12-second and 30-second audio fixtures; previously only the longer audio worked. Temporary test hooks were removed.

No independent human review is available during the solo-maintainer phase.

[dgruss]

Reproduced independently on main 21bd3d5d and #243 at 528d33e5, using the actual pitch detector and isolated score databases.

Audio length, identical notes	Main	#243
12 seconds	Note converted to freestyle, ScoreExcluded=True, 0 points	Same
30 seconds	Normal note, ScoreExcluded=False, 10000 points saved	Same

This is a pre-existing clipping bug, not a regression from #243. The source uses Param3 (pitch) in the audio-end check where the note duration belongs. No clipping fix has been included in #243.