parse-torrent-title

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If there's an 'e' alone in the title, very possible in Italian releases, the title will get split since it thinks it means the language is English.

Example:

• Eu.gosto.do.Homem-Aranha.e.dai.1080p.AAC2.0.H264.mkv (made-up example)

As things are currently implemented, this makes sense - we do match a singular 'e' as a match for English as language. Though this we just want because we link languages to subtitle matches, and ESub is common.

We could remove E as a language match and add it explicitly to just subtitles? Though this makes things ugly.

Thinking about it, any language match in the title screws things up.

If a movie is called The Nordic God, we'd match Nordic as the language, and break up the title.

We already have language as another post-probable-title attribute, but in this example there's just quality.

Either we add quality as a post-probable-title thing, but just 720p/1080p formats (have seen others later in the title), or we just move e to subtitles and live with things like nordic and stuff sometimes breaking titles.

This specific example was fixed by adding 720p/1080p patterns to the post-probable-title regex. Similar examples can (hopefully) be fixed in the same way. Eventually, the awful way of handling languages & subtitles will cause too many issues and we'll fix it, but for now this is working.