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Shorten partition label names according to fstype #460
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If a partition label is specified that is >15 characters in length, NOOBS will unilaterally erase it.
This PR will shorten the partition label to the appropriate size for the file system instead: 11 for FAT, 16 for ext4 and 32 for NTFS. It will then make the label unique if necessary.
The shorten() function tries to make a sensible partition label out of one that has several distinct parts. If this is not required, the call can be replaced by something like
label = label.left(maxLabelLen);Fixes one issue from #456.