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Sounds like she got over it then. The broody voice is her "conversational voice" having changed as a result of broodiness. Where normally the conversational voice has longer sounds, the broody voice sounds more chopped up, like individual clucks as opposed to a sustained sound. It really stands...

How’s her voice? If she was committed, she’d have the typical broody voice.

She may snap out of it, with some help, or she may need an intervention, it varies a lot from one individual to the next. At the very least move her out of the box and onto the roost at night. With some, that's enough. If she goes back into the nest the following day and wants to sleep there...

I personally wouldn't let a frizzle sit on eggs. Frizzles have defective feathers (by design... that's the point of this unnatural and unethical breed) that aren't very good at doing what feathers were meant to do - insulate the bird from temperature and moisture. I'm not sure how well she'd be...