Fix honoring system.file.allocate.set=[0|1] rtorrent config setting#41
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A. Fix honoring
system.file.allocate.set=0rtorrent config setting in libtorrent.B. Fix honoring
system.file.allocate.set=1rtorrent config setting in libtorrent:off.It's useful with the following watch directory entry that only loads (in
closedstate) but not starts torrents, so priority of files can be set.schedule2 = watch_dir_5, 7, 10, "load.normal=/path/to/watch-dir/load_but_not_start/*.torrent"C. This patch is also good for: 0.13.6, 0.13.4, 0.13.2 .
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this patch depends on: #40