** Patch for WBDP's track flagging in Nami yo Kiitekure / Wave, Listen to Me! **

This patch does not make any changes to the media itself (video, audio, subtitles). Instead it corrects the audio/subtitle track naming in the files for proper playback when using correctly configured media players and media servers (Plex/Emby/Jellyfin). The files will actually follow Matroska spec after this patch.

  - "Default" flagging added to English audio track (still present on Japanese audio track).
  - The English subs for Japanese audio will now be marked as being English subs (and flagged Default), and named "Full Dialog (PGS)" to indicate their contents.
  - The English subs for the Japanese songs and signs present in the English dub will be flagged as Forced subs, and named "Signs & Songs (PGS)" to indicate their contents.
  - The new name format adds the show name to the files, changes numbering to "SxxEyy" format for better media server parsing, and cleans up the media info tags.
  - The OP/ED will no longer be named indicating dual FLAC... because they are not dual audio files.
  - The subs on the OP/ED files are also marked as being English subs now (and flagged Default), and named "Song" to indicate their contents.
  - The OP/ED files have a hyphen added to the new name after "S01" to maintain the directory listing order WBDP had (episodes first, clean OP/ED at the bottom).


DIRECTIONS
Created using xDelta3 Cross GUI 1.7.1 by dan0v, https://github.com/dan0v/xdelta3-cross-gui

Windows:
1. Copy your original files into the 'original' folder with their original file names.
2. Double click the 2.Apply Patch-Windows.bat file and patching will begin.
3. Once patching is complete you will find your newly patched files in the 'output' folder.
4. Enjoy. The new files will have new CRCs, too.

Linux:
1. Copy your original files into the 'original' folder with their original file names.
2. In terminal, type:` sh "2.Apply Patch-Linux.sh" `. Patching should start automatically.
2. Alternatively, if you're using a desktop environment, double click 2.Apply Patch-Linux.sh and patching should start automatically (you may have to `chmod +x` to allow execution of the script).
3. Once patching is complete you will find your newly patched files in the 'output' folder.
4. Enjoy. The new files will have new CRCs, too.

MacOS:
1. Copy your original files into the 'original' folder with their original file names.
2. Double click 2.Apply Patch-Mac.command and a terminal window should appear (you may have to `chmod +x` to allow execution of the script).
3. Once patching is complete you will find your newly patched files in the 'output' folder.
4. Enjoy. The new files will have new CRCs, too.