PixivHelper.sanitize_filename(): correctly cutting filename on linux #617
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Cutting filename to <= 249 bytes in UTF8 on Linux environment.
For fixing #525
For Linux, 255 bytes is the maximum for filename (not full path).
And almost all Linux environments use UTF-8 for path encoding.
And the path is used later with suffix ".pixiv" (consume 6 bytes).
So 249 bytes is maybe a minimum.
PixivUtil2/PixivHelper.py
Line 590 in dbb8107
Windows/Mac isn't affected.