Process chapter duplicates after sorting
Closes #9255, sort of. The example is a bad edge case though, where chapter numbers are repeated across versions, so realistically only the first 113 will appear but the later 113(s) won't despite being "different". Those realistically should be in different manga entries, not all mixed together, so this is just a crappy source.
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chaptersForReader
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.sortedWith(getChapterSort(manga, sortDescending = false))
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.run {
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if (readerPreferences.skipDupe().get()) {
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if (readerPreferences.skipDupe().get()) {
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removeDuplicates(selectedChapter)
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removeDuplicates(selectedChapter)
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} else {
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} else {
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this
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this
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chaptersForReader
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.sortedWith(getChapterSort(manga, sortDescending = false))
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.map { it.toDbChapter() }
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.map { it.toDbChapter() }
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.map(::ReaderChapter)
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.map(::ReaderChapter)
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}
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}
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