Return the length of the longest stream in AudioStreamRandomizer #105954
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Fixes #105929
Fixes #104684
Currently, AudioStreamRandomizer's
get_length()returns0.0, meaning the engine essentially thinks the length cannot be obtained. This is somewhat silly in hindsight.This PR makes it so that the longest... length out of the available streams in the AudioStreamRandomizer is chosen, thus allowing AudioStreamInteractive to work with it, as well.
From there, it is up to the developer to ensure all random streams are roughly the same length, in order to avoid awkward silence.
As of writing this has not been tested just yet. It may need to be documented as well.