feat(model/cosyvoice): fix hot_fix setting

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This pull request implements a fix for the hot_fix setting within the cosyvoice model's speech synthesizer. The change ensures that a crucial internal flag, _close_ws_after_use, is properly propagated to an internal component during the synthesizer's initialization, which is vital for the correct functioning of the hot_fix mechanism.

Highlights

• Parameter Passing: The self._close_ws_after_use parameter is now correctly passed to an internal function during the initialization of the SpeechSynthesizer.

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Changelog

• dashscope/audio/tts_v2/speech_synthesizer.py
  • Ensured self._close_ws_after_use is passed as an argument during the initialization of an internal component within the SpeechSynthesizer.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes a bug where arguments to the __update_params method were passed in the wrong order, which caused the hot_fix parameter to be handled incorrectly. The change resolves the issue. As a further improvement for maintainability, I've suggested refactoring the method call to use keyword arguments. This will make the code more robust against similar errors in the future, especially since the method has a large number of parameters.