[roll] Roll fuchsia [audio_core][test] Single-frequency fidelity tests

HermeticFidelityTest cases can now specify that only a single
frequency should be run.

Also, low_pass_frequency is converted to std::optional. At init time,
we can't automatically set an intelligent default (the Nyquist limit)
since we don't know the rates being used in the test. If we want to
warn the test author when they set it too high, then we must know
whether they explicitly set the value -- as opposed to it simply
being a too-high default value.

fx test audio-core-fidelity-test

Original-Fixed: fxb/85960

Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/610192
Original-Revision: 280f96a03751b2634c4df7fd1ae9550cbf5638d7
GitOrigin-RevId: 02ec25480421fc05b47f2da55559f9334bf0b8ba
Change-Id: Ie1ba609445a63c90d7dcb50feec8e3bca6f72c4a
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tree: d6ab4b5c3bf80614e70492c95a32ef77db016f0c
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README.md

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