Replace int() truncation with shared ms_to_samples() #4484
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…form/template sample count conversions. Adds ms_to_samples() to core_tools.py using round() instead of int() to prevent ±1 sampleinconsistencies across datasets with nearly identical sampling rates (e.g. 29999 vs 30000 Hz). Adopted across 21 production files and 5 test files for all waveform/template window geometry; non-waveform conversions (margins, exclusion zones, refractory periods) left unchanged.
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Utility for waveform/template sample count conversions. Adds ms_to_samples() to core_tools.py using round() instead of int() to prevent ±1 sampleinconsistencies across datasets with nearly identical sampling rates (e.g. 29999 vs 30000 Hz). Tried to spot int truncation behavior in the codebase with AI and adopted new util across 21 production files and 5 test files for all waveform/template window geometry; non-waveform conversions (margins, exclusion zones, refractory periods) left unchanged.
Fixes issue #4474