AudioStream: Work around uninitialized read in cubeb#14717
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Description of Changes
Initialize the collection out parameter of cubeb_enumerate_devices before calling it.
Rationale behind Changes
A number of months back I started getting crashes in cubeb_enumerate_devices after a system update that broke sound output. I opened an upstream PR to fix the bug, but it's not been merged, so lets work around it instead.
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