New 'Library Re-tag' repair job (default-OFF, opt-in; weekly when enabled):
- Scans every source-matched album (spotify/itunes/deezer/musicbrainz album id),
pulls fresh metadata + tracklist from that source, reads each local track's
current tags, and uses the planner to compute per-field diffs.
- Dry-run by design: scan only CREATES findings — nothing touches a file. Each
finding is highly detailed: per-track old->new for every changed field, the
source used, the mode, a cover-art action, and any unmatched tracks, plus a
summary description. Settings: mode (overwrite | fill_missing), cover_art
(replace | fill_missing | skip), source override.
- Apply handler (_fix_library_retag in repair_worker): writes each track's
planned tags in place via tag_writer.write_tags_to_file (+ batch-embeds cover,
refreshes cover.jpg). Only adds/overwrites planned fields — no moves/renames/
re-match. Resolves Docker paths; read-only/unreachable files counted, never
crash. Media-server-only / unreachable tracks are skipped.
Registered in the job list + fix dispatch. The old per-download Retag Tool is
left untouched alongside this for now.