[BUG] auto detect query category not working as intended

[Bestfast]

Description

When trying to cross-seed, sometime the release parser matches the wrong category. This happens, from my experience, mostly on music trackers.

Example (all the examples are from music releases):
TV:

Movie:

Unknown:

Having a way to create category rules (eg. by matching the tracker/qbittorrent category to a search category) or anything similar would really help here.

Steps to reproduce

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Environment

- qui: v1.15.0
- Docker install

Relevant logs

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[nitrobass24]

If you are trying to cross-seed on Red or OPS use the Gazelle API. Parser isnt great on release names for music.

[NotSimone]

I've run into this too because I've been renaming my torrents and its causing the heuristic to match everything to music. I'd appreciate some mapping from qbittorrent category to search category, or some more sophisticated heuristic that inspects the content of the torrent instead.

[s0up4200]

two PRs open for this now.

#2305 makes detection look at the actual files instead of just the name: audio-dominant torrents force the music category, and video-dominant ones pull a wrong music parse back to tv/movie. that should fix most of your screenshots automatically.

#2306 adds the rules you asked for, mapping a qbittorrent category to a search category. a rule wins over the automatic detection

[NotSimone]

Thank you !