[BUG] Max Pathlength exceeding files

[Thesacraft]

When Library.refresh_dir is called and one file in the searched files exceeds the MAX_PATH length(256 chars) the programm throws a FileNotFoundError. You could circumvent this by checking the path length of every path or you catch the exception and discard the refresh. This all happens while you sort the files that are not in the library, in library.py in line 982-983. This is really an edge case but can happen when long File names and nested Folders are used. I don't know if you can repreduce this error because as far as i now you are asked by the python installer if you wan't to disable this limit(this is not selected by default I think). I ran into this issue while exploring what would happen if i selected my C: drive, maybe this helps to repruduce this bug.

[Thesacraft]

You could also ignore this bug for now and add an disable MAX_PATH_LENGTH option to the installation script/programm. This can be implemented by setting a Registry key like described here. A quick fix is checking the path length in line 966 before adding it to the list of files not in the library.
for example like this:

except KeyError:
	# print(file)
	  if len(f) <= 256:
		self.files_not_in_library.append(file)