feat(photo-sorting): sort renamed photos into configurable date subfolders - #19
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…lders After renaming, Move-Item places each photo into <Output>/<subfolder>/, where <subfolder> is derived from the EXIF timestamp using a DateTime.ToString() format string. Default: "yyyy/yyMM" → 2026/2603. - SortFolderFormat key added to settings.example.json (top-level) - Collision check updated to target the subfolder path - ShouldProcess action text includes the destination folder - rename-log.json gains a DestinationPath field closes #2
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<Output>/<subfolder>/where the subfolder is derived from the EXIF timestamp via a configurableDateTime.ToString()format stringSortFolderFormatkey insettings.json(default:"yyyy/yyMM"→2026/2603)-WhatIfaction text includes the destination folder so the intended move is visible without executingrename-log.jsongains aDestinationPathfield recording the final file locationCloses #2