Use features API from libdiscid #20
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assigned To make sure we have a valid feature list, we do some checking in Python when the libdiscid API is not available, but ISRC/MCN API is.
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Add a list of FEATURES implemented on the current platform. We build this list even if not given by libdiscid. See #20
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As of LIB-23/libdiscid 0.4.0 there is an API to check if a certain feature is actually implemented on a platform.
Currently: read, mcn, isrc
For 1.0.0 we only have to check for read, but we expose the whole list anyways.
We should already give NotImplementedError when reading and the feature is not set.