.deb installation package, renamed some files

Finally, a .deb installation package for Debian-based LINUX distributions!

I renamed a few files and changed the installation/upgrade process and scripts to conform to Debian package conventions.

Functionally, there is no difference between 1.9.5 and 1.9.4, so if you don't care about the .deb package or the renaming of some files, you can stay with 1.9.4.

Major bug fix for php-curl 8.3

Includes a bug fix for a major breaking bug due to a change in php-8.3 that was discovered when upgrading from Ubuntu 22.04 to Ubuntu 24.04.

UPDATE 2025-03-19: I decided to delay the .deb package release until version 1.9.5 so that I can conform better to Debian/Ubuntu naming conventions and packaging conventions. The 1.9.4 .deb package that was here still works if you downloaded it, but I will be renaming several files inside.

Added and fixed many pattern detection algorithms

Added and fixed many pattern detection algorithms since 1.9.1.

Super-Favorites have Episode filters

Super-Favorites now have the Episode filter.

Favorites and Super-Favorites dialogs stay pinned open until closed

The Favorites and Super-Favorites dialogs now stay pinned open until closed, making multiple Adds and Updates easier. Error message handling has been partially-consolidated on the Javascript side.

Super-Favorites!

Added major new feature, Super-Favorites, and removed some code deprecated by PHP 8.

Major rewrite of core functions to fix old bugs and complete magnet: link and torrent.gz support

Fixed old bugs, most of which only occurred when Client = "Save .torrent/magnet: Files in Folder." Completed magnet: link and .torrent.gz support. Improved .torrent file, .torrent.gz file, and magnet: link detection.

Replaced RSS feed parser with PicoFeed; revamped feed cache expiration

RSS feeds are now parsed with PicoFeed. Feed cache expiration has been revamped and maximum feed expiration reduced from just under 24 hours to just under 1 hour. Feed header bars now link to the feed websites.

Replaced Atom feed parser with PicoFeed

Atom feeds now work properly due to switching from the Atom parser that came from TorrentWatch-X with PicoFeed library.

1.4.1 Upgraded cookies to comply with coming Firefox security requirements

Replaced jquery.cookie.js with js-cookie.js so that cookies can comply with coming Firefox security requirements.
Upgraded jQuery from 3.3.1 to 3.5.1 while starting to switch from jQuery to ES5.
Minor code cleanup.