Fix chorus when compiling with single precision #1339
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The default chorus parameters yield an oscillator phase close to PI/2. When compiling with single precision, the phase becomes exactly PI/2, which causes the sinusoidal oscillation to get stuck, causing attenuated signals on the left or right channels, see #1331.
This only avoids a phase of PI/2 for the default values. I.e. it doesn't fix the chorus behavior when the phase really evaluates equal to PI/2.