Treat WavPack files like MP3

Players seem to be able to at least skip ID3v2 or
are even able to display it. ID3v1 should not cause
any trouble at all because its use is even proposed
in the WavPack documentation.

mediafileinfo.cpp

@@ -551,8 +551,9 @@ bool MediaFileInfo::createAppropriateTags(bool treatUnknownFilesAsMp3Files, TagU
             // creation of ID3 tag is possible
             if(!hasAnyTag() && !treatUnknownFilesAsMp3Files) {
                 switch(containerFormat()) {
-                case ContainerFormat::MpegAudioFrames:
                 case ContainerFormat::Adts:
+                case ContainerFormat::MpegAudioFrames:
+                case ContainerFormat::WavPack:
                     break;
                 default:
                     return false;
@@ -588,7 +589,7 @@ bool MediaFileInfo::createAppropriateTags(bool treatUnknownFilesAsMp3Files, TagU
         if(mergeMultipleSuccessiveId3v2Tags) {
             mergeId3v2Tags();
         }
-        // remove ID3 tags according to id3v2usage and id3v2usage
+        // remove ID3 tags according to id3v1usage and id3v2usage
         if(id3v1usage == TagUsage::Never) {
             if(hasId3v1Tag()) {
                 // transfer tags to ID3v2 tag before removing
@@ -1139,6 +1140,7 @@ bool MediaFileInfo::areTagsSupported() const
     case ContainerFormat::MpegAudioFrames:
     case ContainerFormat::Mp4:
     case ContainerFormat::Ogg:
+    case ContainerFormat::WavPack:
     case ContainerFormat::Webm:
         // these container formats are supported
         return true;