Add ARMSX1/ARMSX2 smart cache support - #88
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Armsx1SmartCacheStrategyandArmsx2SmartCacheStrategy, sharing one query helper, that pull recently played games from ARMSX2'sRecentGamesContentProvider(name, SAF/file URI, serial, lastPlayed). Unlike WatermelonDS, ARMSX2 doesn't precompute an RA hash, so these candidates go through the normal hash-then-lookup path instead of a bypass.Also fixes
toAbsoluteStoragePath()to handlefile://URIs, not justcontent://. ARMSX2's provider returns plainfile://paths (since it can write freely to its own storage without SAF), and those were falling through unresolved.Depends on ARMSX2 exposing that provider: ARMSX2/ARMSX2#566.
Verified end-to-end against a side-by-side ARMSX2 DEV build: a PS2 game with a non-RA-recognized dump correctly produced a real "no match" from RA's own gameid API (proving the hash+lookup pipeline, not a bug), and a second game (OutRun 2006) matched and cached successfully (RA gameId 20859), confirmed directly in the local database.
Tracked in #33.