Make check of checksum at filename work the same as from clipboard

[sqa_wizard]

TC already has the functionality to check a checksum of a selected file against the value at clipboard
(copy a checksum text value, select a file, perform "Verify checksums")
If the length of the checksum is obvious, TC starts the check instantly, otherwise TC asks to select the appropriate method.

Another way is to put the checksum directly in the filename using square brackets as marker.
e.g. testfile_[68F44555].exe
(just select the file(s) and perform "Verify checksums")

This checksum is currently restricted to CRC checksums only
Other methods like MD5 or SHA are not supported by this way.

Why make a difference for processing the detected checksum?
Retrieve it from the clipboard or from a filename is the same.

[ghisler(Author)]

Other checksums are quite long, so I have never seen any file with such a checksum in the name anywhere. Are they really being used?

[sqa_wizard]

Well, you may see this every month at MS patch day.
Filenames are like that:
windows11.0-kb5087051-x64-ndp481_1b5e85a299767e6186f9c693037df973254662d9.msu

A simple multirename puts brackets around the checksum after "_" until the end.
MS_PatchChecksum_search=(.*_)(.*)
MS_PatchChecksum_replace=$1[$2]