[DRAFT/WIP] feature: prefer frontmatter book IDs if present #64
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🚧 WIP 🚧
this is a continuation of the work started in #62 - don't worry, I will rebase this branch once that PR is merged so the history is clean ✨
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Building on top of the work in #62, this PR is focused on preferring book IDs in frontmatter over those in
data.json'ssettings.booksIDsMapif the frontmatter book ID is present.I want to emphasize: utilization of the frontmatter book ID remains completely optional with these changes - all users will be able to continue using the plugin as they have been (without frontmatter).