Igir Version 4.3.1

Igir v4.3.1 has been released, featuring a zero-setup ROM collection manager that sorts, filters, extracts, archives, patches, and reports on collections across any OS. The update includes additional ROM signatures for various systems like Apple disks, Atari Jaguar and Lynx, Nintendo DSi, Pokémon Mini, and SNES. It improves parsing, extension correction, and detection of trimmed ROMs. Notable contributions have come from multiple collaborators who added support for missing consoles and fixed existing issues. Additionally, two major fixes address problems with matching padded CRC32s of trimmed ROMs. Download Igir v4.3.1 from the provided source.

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Igir v4.3.1 has been launched. This zero-setup ROM collection manager organizes, filters, extracts, archives, patches, and provides reports on collections of any size across all operating systems.

Igir Changelog:
New Feature: Additional ROM signatures detected
Added support for:
Apple disks (.a2r, Kryoflux .raw, .woz)
Atari Jaguar (.jag)
Atari Lynx (.bll)
Nintendo DSi (.dsi)
Nintendo Pokémon Mini (.min)
Nintendo SNES (unheadered .sfc)
These signatures assist in archive parsing, extension correction, and identification of trimmed ROMs.
Feature/Fixes: token additions & updates
{mister}: @chrisdrackett included some previously missing consoles
{pocket}: @chrisdrackett introduced support for additional consoles
{romm}: @DrummyFloyd and @mebezac resolved some value discrepancies
{spruce}: @GreyhameAU implemented support for SpruceOS
Thank you to all contributors!
Fixes: addressed issues with trimmed ROMs
Two resolved issues:
Igir was not accurately matching the padded CRC32s of trimmed ROMs.
Writing trimmed ROMs faced retries when the igir test was applied.
Special thanks to @d0k3 for all the assistance with trimmed ROMs!