Fix search artist score overwriting title score #24
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- replace using simple average with equal weighting
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A fix for the search score of the artist overwriting that of the actual title - then, a change to use a length based ratio instead of straight Levenshtein distance else completely wrong titles can still score 97% or so if short and with matching artist.
note: pruned back additional commits as unable to keep stale PRs from conflicting