Make proxy media filenames content-adressable

[Cmdv]

Description:

This pull requests fixes #24

Make sure to describe (where applicable):

• imported video proxy naming is a combination of an original filename and randomly generated SHA1
• GUI changes, preferably with screenshots none
• Breaking changes none
• Changed dependencies, Haskell or system ones
• How it has been verified/tested manually but technically createSHA1BaseName could be tested to make sure given the same file name different SHA's are created, would that suffice?

Checklist:

Please make sure to check the following items (that are applicable.)

• [x] Doesn't duplicate any existing PR
• [x] Automated tests added
• [x] Includes relevant user guide/documentation changes

How to test: import new video file and look at the command line output to see the naming of files should be as follows:

TODO: Testing instructions for reviewer. I split this functionality out into its own file as I was unsure where it could live. This is because the function could also be used with #72

[Cmdv]

I may need tips regards to how I would write a test for this, I was thinking literally making sure calling the function twice with the same name returns different SHAs? 😸

[Cmdv]

I ended up working it out, but I'm unsure if that single test is enough it just makes sure calling the function twice returns different SHAs

[Cmdv]

Ah ok so is it a case of just removing this randomising part of the function?

[owickstrom]

Removing the randomness and using file contents, rather than file name, as the hash input.

[Cmdv]

@owickstrom I've tried to research how to Hash a file content in Haskell, but I'm not aquatentced on the subject overall so not been able to work out what needs to be done.

If you have any pointers that would be great 👍

[Cmdv]

@owickstrom totally forgot I was doing this!! is this still a valid PR and if so did you have any idea into hashing a file with Haskell?

[owickstrom]

Hey @Cmdv! No worries, but feel free to pick this up again if you'd like. I don't have any pointers for you right now, but if I find some time I'll try to post some links.