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Better idea would be adding FLAC decoder support to their source port/engine, to keep CD audio sizes down. There is an independantly-clean room developed FLAC decoder around in C that is quite small and easy to implement, especially compared to libflac. Seeing the lack of libvorbis, I guess they already used stb_vorbis.c for Vorbis decoding of music, there is also dr_flac.h for a single file FLAC decoder which works well.
Even then, the music is in a sufficiently high bitrate though (200~ kbps, which is more than transparent for Vorbis, transparency is usually around 160kbps). So it might not be worth the effort.