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hardcoded value
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This makes interpreting the debug output easier.
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This avoids a spurious failure, when the processed dict contains values,
that can't be serialized as JSON (e.g. a LazyList).
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Otherwise the `w` alias for `watch` would conflict with `watched` and
thus not work.
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Otherwise, running `yt select file --done` would mark all your already
wached stuff to be watched again.
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The hash can now be used on the commandline to access video information.
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This makes it easier to change the status of a video, without having
to painstakingly remove the flags too.
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Otherwise, it would create a `videos.sqlite` *directory*, which is
obviously not ideal.
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This ensures that warnings actually reach the user. And the `--quite` flag
can still be used to silence all output.
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They make it possible to force check for new available videos and to
remove the currently playing video from the playlist to free cache
space (otherwise you would have to quit the whole playlist).
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This allows use to avoid duplication of default values in the codebase
and obviously also facilitates changing these without having to
re-compile.
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