Fixes that the media library uses the wrong file extensions #16449
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…d by multiple media fields on the same content type.
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If you use more than one media field for a content type with different file extension settings, the media library won't adjust to the different settings.
This was bugging me and the issue is already mentioned several times. So I added a quick fix to the existing media library app, although @Skrypt has a complete overhaul in the works in #14256.
Fixes #15569
Fixes #16440
/cc @Skrypt