Catch asyncio.CancelledError exception on WebsocketService._receive_task_handler
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Description
This PR updates the
WebsocketService._receive_task_handlermethod to catch theasyncio.CancelledErrorexception and break the receive messages loop in that case. This is required as some services such asElevenLabsTTSServicecreate a task for this method and then cancel it in its_disconnectmethod. As the code did not specifically catchasyncio.CancelledError, it was getting into the reconnect logic, not properly shutting down.