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fix(mbpseudo): resolve artist aliases per track - #7140
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Summary
Fixes #7125.
The
mbpseudoplugin previously selected the first matching artist alias from the release group and applied it to every track. This produced incorrect translated artist tags on albums containing multiple artists.Changes
Validation
The regression test reproduced the original issue before the fix and passed afterward.