[roll] Roll fuchsia [audio_core] Support gain limits

This CL adds support for gain limits. The semantics are:

- Limits are applied to the combined source + dest gain.

- If a ramp starts or ends outside the gain limits, the out-of-bounds
  ramp period is kept, but clamped to the specified gain limits

- MUTE is always accepted. If the minimum gain limit is set to -40,
  then SetSourceGain(MUTE_DB) and SetMute(true) will set the effective
  gain to MUTE_DB, while SetSourceGain(MUTE_DB+1) will set the effective
  gain to -40.

Gain limits can be specified in the PipelineConfig. I added unit tests
for Gain objects and integration tests for the PipelineConfig.

Original-Fixed: 77173
Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/528293
Original-Revision: 8f6fb6bf4d17b3745144254152308219b9faad18
GitOrigin-RevId: 5183e9d0bf0c7ac0b44d3b7d5d6eb1f0c3552257
Change-Id: I074c6bf1ba40cdcf19a360b92f6914e1d22d93d4
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tree: 54a20657dd4e6dcdfd3fb36077771492626ee369
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README.md

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