Description: I have encountered an issue with SFSpeechRecognizer on iOS 18.0. During live dictation, if a natural pause (e.g., 1-2 seconds) is introduced, the previously transcribed text is cleared, and the transcription starts over. This behavior makes it difficult to use the API for real-time speech recognition scenarios where pauses are expected. Steps to Reproduce: Open Apple's demo app "SpokenWord". Start the dictation process using SFSpeechRecognizer. Speak a few words, pause for 1-2 seconds, and then continue speaking. Observe that the previously transcribed text is truncated, and the transcription starts anew. Expected Behavior: The transcription should continue appending new results to the previous ones after a natural pause, maintaining a seamless user experience. Observed Behavior: After a pause, the transcription resets, clearing previously transcribed text. Impact: This behavior makes the SFSpeechRecognizer API unreliable for scenarios requiring continuous speech recognition with intermittent pauses. Additional Information: iOS Version: 18.0 Device: [Specify your device, e.g., iPhone 13 Pro] Speech Recognizer Locale: [Specify locale, e.g., en-US] App Behavior: Issue persists in both Apple's demo app ('SpokenWord') and custom implementations.

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