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for DCPs that contain subtitle files without <Font> tags.
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font declarations / tags (#2339).
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"wrong" order.
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This should mean that if one fails to load, but the others are OK,
we don't re-write everything. I hope this has no bad side-effects
that I didn't think of.
It's particularly helpful in the case of #2319 where a failure to
load cinemas.xml (which was being created by another tool) caused
the config to be re-written, breaking all existing DKDMs.
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I can't find any documentation about what we should do here,
but at least this rule fits what
https://registry-page.isdcf.com/ratings/
does.
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cases.
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Interop and SMPTE.
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rendering differences.
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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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Without this, #2274 was not exposed by the test.
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