The Rename panel used a single shared naming-scheme expression for
every item regardless of media kind. A movie item never gets
"show name"/"season number"/"episode number"/"episode name" bindings
(guess_movie sets "n"/"y"/"movie name"/"year" instead) - so rendering
a movie against a TV-oriented scheme like
"{show name} - {season number}x{episode number} - {episode name}"
left nothing but the scheme's own literal text: "- x -", exactly as
reported (screenshot of a real movie file after Match).
TV and movie items now render against two independent naming
schemes (`expression` for TV, a new `movieExpression` for movies),
each persisted separately (new `last_movie_naming_scheme` settings
field/commands, mirroring the existing TV ones) and each editable
through a "TV Shows" / "Movies" toggle added to the Naming Scheme
editor - presets, field chips, and the 1-9 hotkeys all act on
whichever one is currently selected. The movie scheme needs no
onboarding auto-upgrade chain (unlike TV's sample -> matched ->
fetched staging): a movie item only ever has a title and year, both
already available right after local Match, so it just starts at a
sensible default ("{movie name} ({year})") instead.
A mixed batch of TV episodes and movies now renders both kinds
correctly at the same time, each against its own scheme. Verified
with a new Playwright script reproducing the exact reported scenario
(load a movie, click Match) plus the toggle/independent-persistence
behavior; all prior naming-scheme/match-fetch/hash-files suites,
`cargo test --workspace` (162 tests), and `npm run build` still pass
clean.
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