Bumping version

we were accidentally removing the timestamp prefix from `file_id`, rendering that option useless in 2.3.4. This should again now. This will fix #4

README.md

@@ -81,14 +81,15 @@ services:
 
 ## ⚙️ Configuration
 There are a few constants that can be edited in the `wayback_machine_downloader.rb` file for your convenience. The default values may be conservative, so you can adjust them to your needs. They are:
-
 ```ruby
 DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 30        # HTTP timeout (in seconds)
-MAX_RETRIES = 3             # Failed request retries
-RETRY_DELAY = 2             # Wait between retries
-RATE_LIMIT = 0.25           # Throttle between requests
-CONNECTION_POOL_SIZE = 10   # No. of simultaneous connections
-MEMORY_BUFFER_SIZE = 16384  # Size of download buffer
+MAX_RETRIES = 3             # Number of times to retry failed requests
+RETRY_DELAY = 2             # Wait time between retries (seconds)
+RATE_LIMIT = 0.25           # Throttle between requests (seconds)
+CONNECTION_POOL_SIZE = 10   # Maximum simultaneous connections
+MEMORY_BUFFER_SIZE = 16384  # Download buffer size (bytes)
+STATE_CDX_FILENAME = '.cdx.json'       # Stores snapshot listing
+STATE_DB_FILENAME = '.downloaded.txt'  # Tracks completed downloads
 ```
 
 ## 🛠️ Advanced usage

lib/wayback_machine_downloader.rb

@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ class WaybackMachineDownloader
 
   include ArchiveAPI
 
-  VERSION = "2.3.4"
+  VERSION = "2.3.5"
   DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 30
   MAX_RETRIES = 3
   RETRY_DELAY = 2
@@ -538,10 +538,9 @@ class WaybackMachineDownloader
     file_url = file_remote_info[:file_url].encode(current_encoding)
     file_id = file_remote_info[:file_id]
     file_timestamp = file_remote_info[:timestamp]
-    original_file_id = @all_timestamps ? file_id.split('/', 2)[1] : file_id
-    file_path_elements = original_file_id.split('/')
+    file_path_elements = file_id.split('/')
 
-    if original_file_id == ""
+    if file_id == ""
       dir_path = backup_path
       file_path = backup_path + 'index.html'
     elsif file_url[-1] == '/' or not file_path_elements[-1].include? '.'