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Modules: audioinstruments and audioeffects come from their own repositories - #242
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…s; audiocomponents stays as the old name for both
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Moves the omnipython-lib pin in modules.lock to a commit whose lib-lock.json points the two audio packages at their own repositories (PyDevices/audioinstruments and PyDevices/audioeffects, both v0.5.0), so firmware freezes those instead of audiocomponents' older code.
modules/audioinstruments and modules/audioeffects are new, one package each. modules/audiocomponents stays as the old name and includes both, so --modules audiocomponents keeps building. Docs and the ci_scope note name the new modules.