added missing flattenSeason

[JasonLandbridge]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added configuration options for media library settings:
    • Flatten seasons control with new enumerated values
    • Episode sorting preferences with defined options
    • Credits marker generation toggle with specified values

Fixes # (issue)
#77

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Ahem, most esteemed gentlemen and ladies, I present a most distinguished update to the MetaData configuration schema. The modifications involve the meticulous addition of three novel properties: flattenSeasons, episodeSort, and enableCreditsMarkerGeneration. The flattenSeasons property has been refined from a reference type to a string type, now encompassing enumerated values to delineate seasonal visibility. Furthermore, the introduction of episodeSort and enableCreditsMarkerGeneration properties enhances the schema's clarity in media configuration, offering explicit control over episode sorting and credits marker detection.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/models/MetaData.yaml	- Updated flattenSeasons from reference to string type with enumerated values (-1, 0, 1) - Added episodeSort property with enumerated values (-1, 0, 1) - Introduced enableCreditsMarkerGeneration property with enumerated values (-1, 0)

Poem

In YAML's grand and structured hall,
Where metadata stands proud and tall,
New properties dance with grace divine,
Configuring media's design so fine! 🎬
A butler's schema, precise and neat. 🧐

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src/models/MetaData.yaml (2)

75-87: Most splendid implementation of the flattenSeasons property, if I may say so!

A most thorough implementation with proper enumeration values and crystal-clear documentation. The transformation from a reference type to a string type with explicit enumerations brings forth superior clarity.

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88-101: A most excellent addition of the episodeSort property, I must say!

The implementation is most proper, with well-defined enumeration values and splendid documentation. The sorting options are logically structured and clearly labeled.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/models/MetaData.yaml (2)

75-86: Most splendid implementation of the flattenSeasons property, good sir!

I must say, the enumeration values and their corresponding labels are most appropriately chosen. A truly remarkable attention to detail in maintaining consistency with the library's conventions.

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87-99: A most excellent addition of the episodeSort property, if I may say so!

The implementation is thoroughly proper and well-structured. The enumeration values provide a most logical progression from library default through to the chronological ordering options.