Fix potential pre-gap bug in cue sheet
If an index #0 is present for a track but not for the next track, it could be written for the following track (i.e. two tracks from where it appeared), which would lead to an incoherent cue sheet. In theory, this was a non-issue because in NRG, a track always has an index #0, but you never know.
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@ -85,9 +85,12 @@ fn write_cue_track(fd: &mut File, track: &NrgCuexTrack, index0_pos: &mut i32)
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// position (i.e., it indicates a pre-gap)
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if *index0_pos >= 0 && *index0_pos < track.position_sectors {
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try!(write_cue_index(fd, 0, *index0_pos));
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*index0_pos = -1;
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}
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// Reset index0 (even if we didn't write it, because it only applies to the
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// current track)
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*index0_pos = -1;
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// Write current index
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write_cue_index(fd, track.index_number, track.position_sectors)
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}
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