Allow distribution specific default audio device #1001
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Modern Linux distributions often prefer PulseAudio over ALSA, thus their default audio driver should be "pulse" rather "alsa"; derive the default audio driver from the default audio device, which can already be changed by using e.g. -DDEFAULT_AUDIO_DEVICE=\"pulse\" in $EXTRA_CFLAGS. It completes the approach taken by #994 and #1001 and avoids for downstreams the need to batch baresip just to change the default.
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Proposal to address #994; adding
-DDEFAULT_AUDIO_DEVICE=\"pulse\"or similar to$EXTRA_CFLAGSshould be suitable for Linux distributions needing this.