CSP/General/Screenshots name format

Since v0.1.60, it’s now possible to change format of screenshot names. Here are supported replacements:

• {CarID}: car ID (aka folder name);
• {SkinID}: skin ID;
• {TrackID}: track ID;
• {LayoutID}: layout ID;
• {Car}: car name;
• {Track}: track name;
• {PPFilter}: PP filter name, or “unknown” if it’s disabled;
• {Year}: year, like 2020;
• {Month}: month with two digits (01…12);
• {Day}: day with two digits (01…31);
• {Hour}: hours with two digits (00…23);
• {Min}: minutes with two digits (00…59);
• {Sec}: seconds with two digits (00…59);
• {YearRaw}: year in Kunos format (subtracting 1900, so 120 instead of 2020)
• {MonthNum}: month in Kunos format (0…11)
• {DayNum}: day (1…31);
• {HourNum}: hours (0…23);
• {MinNum}: minutes (0…59);
• {SecNum}: seconds (0…59).

Examples:

• Screenshot_{CarID}_{TrackID}_{DayNum}-{MonthNum}-{YearRaw}-{HourNum}-{MinNum}-{SecNum}

  Kunos format, results in something like “Screenshot_ks_toyota_gt86_ks_brands_hatch_4-5-120-19-46-32”.

• {Year}{Month}{Day}-{Hour}{Min}{Sec}-{Track}-{Car}

  Gives nice ordering by date, results in something like “20200505-194632-Brands Hatch-Toyota GT86”.

• {Year}-{Month}/{Year}{Month}{Day}-{Hour}{Min}{Sec}-{TrackID}-{CarID}

  Groups screenshots by month, results in something like “2020-05\20200505-194632-ks_brands_hatch-ks_toyota_gt86”.