[Feature Request] Option to delete downloads that contain malicious .LNK or .EXE files

[grdnkln]

Occasionally I get releases downloaded by radarr/sonarr that contain malware - usually .LNK files or .EXE files cleverly named and padded out with a gigabyte of random data to make it seem like it is a .MKV. Radarr and Sonarr end up downloading the entire torrent and then failing to import it, and then you have to go manually reject the release before it'll try another torrent.

A feature I think would be very helpful would be for Decluttarr to detect and delete those downloads. This way as soon as a torrent starts downloading that contains malicious files inside of it, Decluttarr could delete the download, instruct Radarr/Sonarr to blacklist the release, and then Radarr/Sonarr could immediately move along and try another release.

I could see this being implemented with an environment variable like REMOVE_MALWARE, with some regex on the filenames to detect if they aren't actually proper movie files inside of the torrent.

There are other workarounds for this problem such as configuring a file exclusion in QBitTorrent but IMHO this isn't a complete solution because there is no feedback loop back to Radarr / Sonarr that would tell them to blacklist that release. It seems to me like Decluttarr is an appropriate place for that kind of "rejection" of a bad torrent to happen.