Fix typo in audio bit depth explanation #216
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Fix typo: change "audible" to "inaudible" in audio bit depth explanation
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This PR corrects a wording error in the explanation of audio bit depth. The original text incorrectly stated that 16-bit quantization noise is “small enough to be audible,” which contradicts the intended meaning. It has been updated to “inaudible” to reflect that 16-bit quantization noise is typically imperceptible to the human ear.