Added RetryReadCount description

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"OrphanedFileRetentionDays": "Repertory attempts to keep modifications between Sia-UI and the mounted location in sync as much as possible. In the event a file is removed from Sia-UI, it will be marked as orphaned in Repertory and moved into an 'orphaned' directory within Repertory's data directory. This setting specifies the number of days this file is retained before final deletion.", "OrphanedFileRetentionDays": "Repertory attempts to keep modifications between Sia-UI and the mounted location in sync as much as possible. In the event a file is removed from Sia-UI, it will be marked as orphaned in Repertory and moved into an 'orphaned' directory within Repertory's data directory. This setting specifies the number of days this file is retained before final deletion.",
"PreferredDownloadType": "Repertory supports 3 download modes for reading files that are not cached locally: full file allocation, ring buffer mode and direct mode.\n\nFull file allocation mode pre-allocates the entire file prior to downloading. This mode is required for writes but also ensures the best performance when reading data.\n\nRing buffer mode utilizes a fixed size file buffer to enable a reasonable amount of seeking. This alleviates the need to fully allocate a file. By default, it is 512MiB. When the buffer is full, it attempts to maintain the ability to seek 50% ahead or behind the current read location without the need to re-download data from Sia/ScPrime.\n\nDirect mode utilizes no disk space. All data is read directly from Sia/ScPrime.\n\nPreferred download type modes are:\n\nFallback - If there isn't enough local space to allocate the full file, ring buffer mode is used. If there isn't enough local space to create the ring buffer's file, then direct mode is used.\nRingBuffer - Full file allocation is always bypassed; however, if there isn't enough space to create the ring buffer's file, then direct mode will be chosen.\nDirect - All files will be read directly from Sia/ScPrime.", "PreferredDownloadType": "Repertory supports 3 download modes for reading files that are not cached locally: full file allocation, ring buffer mode and direct mode.\n\nFull file allocation mode pre-allocates the entire file prior to downloading. This mode is required for writes but also ensures the best performance when reading data.\n\nRing buffer mode utilizes a fixed size file buffer to enable a reasonable amount of seeking. This alleviates the need to fully allocate a file. By default, it is 512MiB. When the buffer is full, it attempts to maintain the ability to seek 50% ahead or behind the current read location without the need to re-download data from Sia/ScPrime.\n\nDirect mode utilizes no disk space. All data is read directly from Sia/ScPrime.\n\nPreferred download type modes are:\n\nFallback - If there isn't enough local space to allocate the full file, ring buffer mode is used. If there isn't enough local space to create the ring buffer's file, then direct mode is used.\nRingBuffer - Full file allocation is always bypassed; however, if there isn't enough space to create the ring buffer's file, then direct mode will be chosen.\nDirect - All files will be read directly from Sia/ScPrime.",
"ReadAheadCount": "This value specifies the number of read-ahead chunks to use when downloading a file. This is a per-open file setting and will result in the creation of an equal number of threads.", "ReadAheadCount": "This value specifies the number of read-ahead chunks to use when downloading a file. This is a per-open file setting and will result in the creation of an equal number of threads.",
"RetryReadCount": "Number of times to retry a failed read operation. A 1 second delay is used between retries. This setting applies to downloads only.",
"RingBufferFileSize": "The size of the ring buffer file in MiB. Default is 512. Valid values are: 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024." "RingBufferFileSize": "The size of the ring buffer file in MiB. Default is 512. Valid values are: 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024."
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"SkynetConfig": { "SkynetConfig": {