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I'm not sure if this goes far enough - it seems impossible to find all
the font IDs used in a FFmpeg file without scanning it. I don't know
if (for example) SSA-format font IDs make it through to DoM when decoded
by FFmpeg.
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This used to be necessary when subtitles were exported from the same dialogue
as videos.
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Windows (#491).
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48kHz (#2275).
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more than once.
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Without this, #2274 was not exposed by the test.
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This might mean we can remove the same setup from the cscript, but
I'm not sure.
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