The ContentRegion has been entirely dissolved. Its fields were not particularly useful, as the content records were just a duplicate from the TMD, the file data itself, and then two integers that were assigned during construction and then literally never referenced.
Instead, the only copy of the content records now lives in the TMD, and the content is stored within the title directly since that was the only meaningful field. All the content related methods were moved from the ContentRegion struct over to the Title struct, since the content just lives there now.
This should hopefully make things much easier to deal with as you no longer need to worry about keeping two separate copies of the content records in sync.
This also might all change again in the future idk
Everything but the no-shared flag is working right now. Getting no-shared to work properly will take a little more work because right now there's nothing to guarantee that the content records are synced between the TMD and content objects in a title. This means that updating any content in a title will result in the records being out of sync and the written TMD will not match the actual state of the content when it was dumped.
To mitigate this, I intend on making the content records in the content struct a reference to the content records in the TMD, so that they are the same object and therefore always in sync.
