Fix: Delay timings #4
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* Consistent setting of delay. - Less than `ctx.currentTime`: assume relative delay, so add `ctx.currentTime` for absolute timed instructions. - Else: assume absolute timing, so use as-is. - **_Note:_** When a stream buffer is used, the delay is set using a `setTimeout()` with `delay` as number of seconds. In case of absolute delay use, this would not be correct. So maybe never allow absolute delay timings? * Removed inconsistent returns. * Some additional cleanup/refactoring.
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ctx.currentTime: assume relative delay, so addctx.currentTimefor absolute timed instructions.setTimeout()withdelayas number of seconds. In case of absolute delay use, this would not be correct. So maybe never allow absolute delay timings?