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pipewire: update to 0.3.34
https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/32694

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Fixes some critical issues with previous release. Such as devices not showing up and default devices being lost.
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The former was already applied. The latter will be fixed here (the contents of `/var/lib/pipewire/media-session.d/default-nodes` are not lost anymore between restarts).
Tested pulse and jack APIs plugging and unplugging the external usb card while playing '70s chinese funk pop.
Still, `pw-play --list-targets` doesn't seem to report the default device properly...