Detect track order mismatch

[zas]

https://harmony.pulsewidth.org.uk/release?bandcamp=moonstone-stoner%2Fstil-alive&spotify=2sW6quvFdxojOIeJN09Kst&qobuz=m1dymri8qyeux&gtin=823000495726&deezer=&itunes=&tidal=&region=GB&ts=1779973851

The importer suggests:

1. Ride ! (5:47)
2. Still Alive (4:16)
3. Life Of Pain (4:38)
4. Light Up The Stage (5:08)

But:

When detected, the actual source should be used but a warning should clearly appear and mismatching sources should be excluded (we don't want to link them if they don't have the same tracklist)

[kellnerd]

Normally I would say that the display of alternative values is enough and it is the responsibility of the user to decide which releases to exclude. But for the specific case of different track orders, errors can be detected more reliably and the consequences can be more severe since wrong recording data (ISRCs, URLs) may be blindly submitted through the Release Actions page (which doesn't show the tracklist at all).

[zas]

Yes, in this case, I didn't import at all, since it requires some research to understand if tracks were mixed up (sometimes titles are swapped, but audio is in correct order, or the reverse), or platforms have different track order.

The situation can be even worse if multiple tracks have similar durations.

Sometimes I had to contact artist or label to actually sort it out (because only them could tell what title was actually correct).