Mihawk 6fa72d46e7 Content: a folder for every system the installed cores run ...

content/ had only the folders people made (and a bare "Saturn"), so a fresh install
gave no hint where games go (issue 33). ps5_library_make_system_folders makes
content/<system> for each system the installed cores' databases name, with RetroArch's
names ("Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System"), which every frontend's library
reads as that system. A system with a folder already, under any name ("PS1",
"Genesis"), gets none: nothing is renamed or moved. A database no platform stands for
(Satellaview, Sufami Turbo, PICO, CD32, CDTV) gets none; variants go to their system
(Wii (Digital) -> Nintendo - Wii).

- src/main.cpp runs it at each title start, before the frontend dispatch (a home-screen
  launch goes to the picker from there; RetroArch's own init is too late), so a core
  added later gets its folder.
- tools/system-folders.c runs the same code on the staged title in build-title.sh:
  dist/PPSA99169/content holds the 46 folders of the 33 cores; video-assets.py keeps
  empty folders in the release ZIP.
- The bare content/Saturn the title made is dropped (Sega - Saturn replaces it).

Evidence: evidence/issue-33-system-folders (console: 45 folders -> 52 after a home-screen
restart, the 7 missing systems added 0777, the owner's kept; dist and the ZIP: 46);
tests/ps5_library_test.c (10 made, an existing folder honoured, unknown databases and
cores without .so skipped, a second run makes none). tools/verify.sh: PASS (format unit
build integration evidence).

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capture.json

Content: a folder for every system the installed cores run

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expectation.json

Content: a folder for every system the installed cores run

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