Add test_espeak_voices

tests/test_engines.py

@@ -42,14 +42,16 @@ def test_espeak_voices(driver_name):
     print(engine)
     assert str(engine) == "espeak", "Expected engine name to be espeak"
     voice = engine.getProperty("voice")
-    if voice:  # eSpeak-NG Windows (or perhaps v1.52-dev) returns None
+    if voice:  # eSpeak-NG Windows v1.52-dev returns None
         assert (
             voice == "English (Great Britain)"
         ), f"Expected {engine} default voice to be 'English (Great Britain)'"
     voices = engine.getProperty("voices")
     print(f"{engine} has {len(voices) = } voices.")
-    # Linux eSpeak-NG (v1.50) has 109 voices, macOS eSpeak-NG (v1.51) has 131 voices.
-    assert len(voices) in {109, 131}, f"Expected 109 or 131 voices in {engine}"
+    # Linux eSpeak-NG v1.50 has 109 voices,
+    # macOS eSpeak-NG v1.51 has 131 voices,
+    # Windows eSpeak-NG v1.52-dev has 221 voices.
+    assert len(voices) in {109, 131, 221}, f"Expected 109, 131, 221 voices in {engine}"
     # print("\n".join(voice.id for voice in voices))
     english_voices = [voice for voice in voices if voice.id.startswith("English")]
     # Linux eSpeak-NG (v1.50) has 7 English voices, macOS eSpeak-NG (v1.51) has 8.
@@ -63,10 +65,12 @@ def test_espeak_voices(driver_name):
         engine.say(f"{name} says hello")
         engine.runAndWait()  # TODO: Remove this line when multiple utterances work!
     name_str = "|".join(names)
-    assert name_str == (
+    expected = (
         "Caribbean|Great Britain|Scotland|Lancaster|West Midlands"
         "|Received Pronunciation|America|America, New York City"
     )
+    no_nyc = expected.rpartition("|")[0]
+    assert name_str in {expected, no_nyc}, f"Expected {expected} or {no_nyc}"
     print(f"({name_str.replace('|', ' ; ')})", end=" ", flush=True)
     engine.runAndWait()
     engine.setProperty("voice", voice)  # Reset voice to original value