RetroAchievements Integration - Badge Cache #12895
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Badges are saved in /User/Cache/RetroAchievements on first download and reused from there instead of redownloaded.
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This PR will save badges downloaded from RetroAchievements into a folder in User/Cache, so that if a badge exists in that folder, it is simply loaded directly instead of redownloaded. Note that if a badge "changes" on the server, it is given a new filename, and that filename is linked to the object in question; thus when this caching takes place, it simply finds a new filename and downloads a new badge if one has been updated.