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This is the same as the `sedowa` command, with the difference that the
`dowa` command does not include the select part.
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Otherwise the `sedowa` command would be `se-do-wa`
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This avoids having to recompile the application to save the downloaded
info.json, and simply requires setting an environment variable.
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video sizes
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This facilitates outsourcing the mpv playlist operations and overlaying
them with an cache that provides the facility to convert for `playlist_entry_id`s
to `ExtractorHash`es even after their corresponding video has been
removed from the playlist.
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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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