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This commit introduces a new plugin host and associated testing framework. It includes functionality for loading VST3 plugins, processing audio, and running automated validation tests. The `xtask` command is updated to include a `test-plugin` task. Co-authored-by: rhodin.ludvig <rhodin.ludvig@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: rhodin.ludvig <rhodin.ludvig@gmail.com>
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Implement a mock VST3 plugin host to enable automated testing and verification of plugin loading and parameter functionality.
A mock VST3 host was chosen initially to simplify development and avoid immediate dependencies on the VST3 SDK and real-time audio I/O, allowing for rapid iteration on core testing logic. This PR includes
xtaskintegration and again-demobinary to verify parameter behavior.