doc: update docs with new resampler parameters

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Disable the resampler entirely. The node will only be able to negotiate with the graph
when the samplerates are compatible.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.window = exp
The resampler window function to use. By default an exponential window function is used
that gives a good balance between complexitiy and quality.
You can also specify a blackman or kaiser window, both with different tradeoffs.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.cutoff = 0.0
The resampler cutoff frequency. A value of 0.0 will use a predefined value based on
the resampler quality.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.n-taps = 0
The resampler number of taps. A value of 0 will use a predefined value based on
the resampler quality or other window function parameters.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.param.exp.A = 0.0
The A parameter for the exponential window function. A value of 0.0 will use a predefined
value based on the quality when the exp window is in use.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.param.blackman.alpha = 0.0
The alpha value of the blackman function. A value of 0.0 will use a predefined
value based on the quality when the blackman window is in use.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.param.kaiser.stopband-attenuation = 0.0
The kaiser window stopband attenuation parameter. A default value of 0.0 will use a
predefined value based on the quality.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.param.kaiser.transition-bandwidth = 0.0
The kaiser window transition bandwidth parameter. A default value of 0.0 will use a
predefined value based on the quality.
@PAR@ node-prop resample.param.kaiser.alpha = 0.0
The kaiser window alpha parameter. A default value of 0.0 will calculate an alpha value
based on the stopband-attenuation and transition-bandwidth parameters.
## Channel Mixer Parameters
Source, sinks, capture and playback streams can apply channel mixing on the incoming signal.