fix: first_genre to use genre of the first track in the playlist or c…#100
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Fix for #99
Problem
The first_genre parameter was using metadata from the playlist/chart API response (playlist.Genres[0] or chart.Genres[0].Name) instead of the actual genre of the first track in the playlist/chart.
Result
Before: A playlist with metadata genre "Electronic" but first track genre "Afro House" would create a folder with "Electronic"
After: The same playlist will create a folder with "Afro House" as the genre