Handle \k0 \ko0 \kf0 \K0 like VSFilter

Don't break runs when zero-duration karaoke starts unless the karaoke
*type* differs. The zero-duration karaoke block ends up glued to the
previous block (if any). In case of subsequent karaoke override tags,
like {\k100\k0}, the intervening tags will advance the next karaoke
block's start time, but not this combined block's start or end time.

Of course, runs may still be broken in the same place if there's another
reason for a run break besides karaoke, so zero-duration karaoke blocks
can still occur. Run breaks that have no karaoke tags at all also still
produce zero-duration karaoke blocks (if there is karaoke at all).

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