Bulk import enhancement: group tagless files by folder and use folder name as search fallback#173
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Previously, audio files with no ID3 metadata tags were each treated as a
separate audiobook entry, producing N results for a single folder instead
of one. The search term also fell back to the individual file name (e.g.
"The Gunslinger 01-05"), which rarely matched correctly on Audible.
of one entry per file
generic names like CD1, Disc 2, Part 3)
and use a direct ASIN lookup, skipping the text search entirely
Claude has been used when creating this PR.
Test of a folder containing an ASIN in the name:
rmab_import_log.txt
Test of a folder without ASIN in the name:
rmab_import_log_no_asin.txt