Disabling overwrite doesn't behave as expected if a subsequent export adds more segments

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Operating System

Windows 11

Steps to reproduce

1. Disable overwriting
2. Create a session with less than 100 segments (this may also work with less than 10 segments, have not tested)
3. Export
4. Add more segments to bump it over the number padding length (i.e. less than 100 pads to two digits, 100 or more pads to 3 digits)
5. Export

Expected behavior

presence of 01-foo.mp4 should be treated as presence of 001-foo.mp4

Actual behavior

001-foo.mp4 through 099-foo.mp4 will be created alongside 01-foo.mp4 through 99-foo.mp4

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[mifi]

I think the only way to solve this is to allow the user to choose how many zeroes to pad the number with, right?

[SignpostMarv]

I think the only way to solve this is to allow the user to choose how many zeroes to pad the number with, right?

Either that, or run a file existence check for 1 up / 1 down orders of magnitude's worth of padding?

Having a setting that I can set and forget for the minimum padding length would be good though 👍