Add timeout configuration and Universal Streaming API support for AssemblyAI #74
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This PR introduces two significant enhancements to our documentation. First, it adds comprehensive documentation for timeout configuration in dynamic call transfers, including valid ranges (1-600 seconds), default values, and example configurations. Second, it introduces documentation for AssemblyAI's Universal Streaming API support, detailing its benefits, configuration options, and enhanced features like improved accuracy and real-time performance. The changes affect the call-dynamic-transfers.mdx and assembly-ai.mdx documentation files, providing clearer guidance for implementing these features.