Normalize digital media in Discogs searches

[sindreruud]

The Discogs plugin supports media as an extra_tags search filter and maps it to Discogs' format parameter.

Discogs uses the word File to describe digital releases. MusicBrainz on the other hand uses something different, Digital Media

If you have music previously tagged against MusicBrainz, the metadata will usually say Digital Media. I have also seen WEB being quite common.

As a result, enabling media in discogs.extra_tags can negatively impact the search accuracy, while in reality it should not.

This PR normalizes Digital Media and WEB to File when constructing the Discogs search filter.

PS, this is my first PR in this project. So please let me know if there is something I need to correct. I tried following all the documentation to the best of my knowledge.

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✅ Project coverage is 76.85%. Comparing base (a750105) to head (1be6d74).
✅ All tests successful. No failed tests found.

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[snejus]

Thanks for this! Could you normalize the media values before passing them to util.plurality()?

Currently, Digital Media and WEB are counted separately. For example, two tracks with Digital Media, two with WEB, and three with Vinyl would select Vinyl, even though the normalized plurality should be File.

Would you mind adding a regression test with multiple items covering this case as well?

Also, please rebase this on master to resolve the current conflict.

[snejus]

I think it's worth defining this as a constant at the top of the module.