fix: Match subtitle file naming format to video files (fixes #137) - #142
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- Change subtitle file format from '01. Name.srt' to '01 Name.srt' - Makes subtitle filenames consistent with video filenames (01 Name.mp4) - Improves file organization and discoverability Before: 01. Introduction.srt / 01 Introduction.mp4 After: 01 Introduction.srt / 01 Introduction.mp4 Fixes #137
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Fixes #137
Problem
Subtitle files are named with a period separator (e.g., '01. Introduction.srt') while video files use spaces (e.g., '01 Introduction.mp4'), causing them not to match.
Solution
Changed subtitle file naming format to use space separator instead of period, making them consistent with video files:
01. Introduction.srt/01 Introduction.mp401 Introduction.srt/01 Introduction.mp4Benefits