Biden Trump round 2 breaks our naming conventions

Lol, classic database schema problem. Our enforced naming convention is:

{LastNameAlphabetically1}-{LastNameAlphabetically2}-{number}-of-{count}.
e.g. biden-trump-1-of-2

But of course, this year there are only two debates scheduled, so this year's first debate would have the exact same slug as last year's. We enforce this naming convention like so:

us-presidential-debates/build.gradle

Lines 8 to 22 in 12b6757

    
           videoJson { meta -> 
        
           	// enforce that every fact has a title like "1 of 2" 
        
           	def matcher = meta.fact.title =~ /\((\d) of (\d)\)/ 
        
           	assert(matcher.find()) 
        
           	// find the last names of the candidates, sort them, and join with ', ' 
        
           	String lastNames = meta.speakers.stream() 
        
           			.filter({ speaker -> speaker.role.contains("for President") }) 
        
           			.map({ speaker -> 
        
           				int lastSpace = speaker.fullName.lastIndexOf(' ') 
        
           				return speaker.fullName.substring(lastSpace + 1) 
        
           			}) 
        
           			.sorted().collect(java.util.stream.Collectors.joining(", ")) 
        
           	// combine the names and titles 
        
           	meta.fact.title = lastNames + " (" + matcher.group(1) + " of " + matcher.group(2) + ")" 
        
           }

In #13 I worked around this by making it 2024-biden-trump-1-of-2, and turning off the validation logic above for anything in 2024. Probably someday we should rename the other debates to have a yyyy- in front, but we'll need perfect redirects.

	videoJson { meta ->
	// enforce that every fact has a title like "1 of 2"
	def matcher = meta.fact.title =~ /\((\d) of (\d)\)/
	assert(matcher.find())
	// find the last names of the candidates, sort them, and join with ', '
	String lastNames = meta.speakers.stream()
	.filter({ speaker -> speaker.role.contains("for President") })
	.map({ speaker ->
	int lastSpace = speaker.fullName.lastIndexOf(' ')
	return speaker.fullName.substring(lastSpace + 1)
	})
	.sorted().collect(java.util.stream.Collectors.joining(", "))
	// combine the names and titles
	meta.fact.title = lastNames + " (" + matcher.group(1) + " of " + matcher.group(2) + ")"
	}