fix(release/parser): pre-strip apostrophes so titles like Don't parse cleanly

Apostrophes are in the forbidden-chars list, which made any release
with a title like "Don't" or "L'avare" short-circuit to the AI
fallback (parse_path=ai, everything UNKNOWN). They are now stripped
up front from the name before the well-formed check and tokenize,
so the parse completes normally. The raw name is preserved on the
VO; only the title field loses its apostrophe.

parse_path becomes 'sanitized' when an apostrophe was stripped, to
surface that the parser cleaned something up.

Fixtures updated:
- shitty/honey_uhd_hdr/ — went from total UNKNOWN to a clean parse
  (title=Honey.Dont, year=2025, quality=2160p, source=WEBRip,
  codec=x265, group=Amen).
- path_of_pain/the_prodigy_full_chaos/ — went from total failure to
  partial success (title, year, source, codec extracted). Remaining
  gaps (1080i, multi-word audio, Blu-ray-with-dash) are tracked
  separately in tech debt.

tests/fixtures/releases/path_of_pain/the_prodigy_full_chaos/expected.yaml

@@ -1,28 +1,26 @@
 release_name: "The Prodigy World's on Fire 2011 Blu-ray Remux 1080i AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1 - KRaLiMaRKo.mkv"
 
-# Apocalypse case combining every horror:
-# - Unescaped apostrophe ("World's") → forces parse_path="ai" fallback
-# - Spaces AND dashes used as separators inconsistently
-# - "Blu-ray" with a dash (vs. canonical BluRay)
-# - "1080i" interlaced flag (not 1080p)
-# - "DTS-HD MA 5.1" multi-word audio codec
-# - " - GROUP.mkv" trailing format (space-dash-space before group)
+# Apocalypse case combining every horror — partially tamed by the
+# apostrophe fix. Remaining gaps (still PoP-worthy):
+# - "1080i" interlaced flag (not in quality KB)
+# - "Blu-ray" with a dash (vs. canonical BluRay) — recognized as source
+#   but with the dash form
+# - "DTS-HD MA 5.1" multi-word audio codec — the trailing "HD" leaks
+#   into the group
 # - Trailing .mkv extension survives in title
-# Result: total degeneration — UNKNOWN across the board, title=raw input.
-# Once the apostrophe + multi-word-audio + 1080i are handled this fixture
-# should be revisited. For now: anti-regression of the failure shape.
+# - " - GROUP" trailing format (space-dash-space before group)
 parsed:
-  title: "The Prodigy World's on Fire 2011 Blu-ray Remux 1080i AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1 - KRaLiMaRKo.mkv"
-  year: null
+  title: "The.Prodigy.Worlds.on.Fire"
+  year: 2011
   season: null
   episode: null
   quality: null
-  source: null
-  codec: null
-  group: "UNKNOWN"
-  tech_string: ""
-  media_type: "unknown"
-  parse_path: "ai"
+  source: "Blu-ray"
+  codec: "AVC"
+  group: "HD"
+  tech_string: "Blu-ray.AVC"
+  media_type: "movie"
+  parse_path: "sanitized"
   is_season_pack: false
 
 tree:

tests/fixtures/releases/shitty/honey_uhd_hdr/expected.yaml

@@ -1,21 +1,22 @@
 release_name: "Honey.Don't.2025.2160p.WEBRip.DSNP.DV.HDR.x265.EAC3.5.1-Amen"
 
-# Tech debt: the unescaped apostrophe in "Don't" pushes the whole release
-# through the AI fallback path (parse_path="ai") and the parse degenerates to
-# UNKNOWN across the board. Anti-regression here — once the tokenizer learns
-# to handle apostrophes, this fixture should be revisited.
+# Apostrophes inside titles ("Don't", "L'avare") used to push the release
+# through the AI fallback (parse_path="ai", everything UNKNOWN). They are
+# now pre-stripped before well-formed check and tokenize, so the parse
+# completes normally — only the title text loses its apostrophe
+# ("Honey.Dont").
 parsed:
-  title: "Honey.Don't.2025.2160p.WEBRip.DSNP.DV.HDR.x265.EAC3.5.1-Amen"
-  year: null
+  title: "Honey.Dont"
+  year: 2025
   season: null
   episode: null
-  quality: null
-  source: null
-  codec: null
-  group: "UNKNOWN"
-  tech_string: ""
-  media_type: "unknown"
-  parse_path: "ai"
+  quality: "2160p"
+  source: "WEBRip"
+  codec: "x265"
+  group: "Amen"
+  tech_string: "2160p.WEBRip.x265"
+  media_type: "movie"
+  parse_path: "sanitized"
   is_season_pack: false
 
 tree: