Added "Tcgplayer ID" and "Scryfall ID" optional columns to CSV export

Big fan of this update. Thank you, Sebi!

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Hey, thanks for that! Does this mean that the deckbox csv import also uses the scryfall guid to identify cards now? As far as I could tell it had used the card name and set name to identify cards on deckbox csv imports, is that right? I just sometimes run into trouble because the app I use to scan cards uses slightly different names for the sets sometimes (mostly just for Commander sets or promos) and then I run into trouble when I try to import them here.
Either way, thanks for the update!

Awesome!  Much appreciated Sebi.

Hey Sebi, I appreciate all you do for the site and have used it for dozens of trades already, as well as useful organization tools.  I recently sold a large portion of my collection to a friend, who will then be listing a bunch of it on TCGplayer.  I thought it would be convenient to use the new option for adding "TCGplayer ID" to the CSV file I exported so that he could use that same CSV file (with a few changes to its headers to match TCGplayer's) to batch upload to TCGplayer.  Several tries and edits later, I've realized that the TCGplayer ID function that you've recently added does not match TCGplayer's current card ID.  Not only is it currently inaccurate in its most basic TCGplayer ID of a near mint non-foil version of a card from a given set, but it also does not change with changes in card condition or foiling as TCGplayer's ID does.  A number of the product names and set names don't match either.  I assume that there's probably some small coding adjustment to be made because deckbox already successfully pulls data from TCGplayer according to condition and premium finish when evaluating and sorting one's own tradelist.  Although, the only way I was able to discover the difference in ID numbers was, after repeated upload attempts, downloading TCGplayer's CSV file of all possible card listings and their matching ID numbers and comparing it to my own collection's CSV.  A quick search through reddit and it confirms that downloading the inventory CSV from TCGplayer is the only way to get accurate card ID values (which is absolutely ridiculous.  I mean, really TCGplayer, just list the ID's on the card info page.....).  I'm not sure how much time a fix for this would require, but I'm sure other people would find the improved accuracy convenient if converting their own collection in order to batch upload to TCGplayer.  I'll attach a screenshot that shows an example of the difference.  On the left of the image will be highlighted TCGplayer's card ID according to the CSV I downloaded from their site, and on the right is the CSV I downloaded from deckbox with the TCGplayer ID according to deckbox in the first column.  Notice that the ID is the same for 8th ed planar portal for all 3 conditions listed from deckbox, whereas TCGplayer has a unique ID for each condition and foiling on the left side.  Thanks in advance either way.

Mark