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diffs: fixed outdated files in pull-requests re-using the filediff raw_id for anchor generation....

diffs: fixed outdated files in pull-requests re-using the filediff raw_id for anchor generation. In some cases when there are no longer any files this caused error since filediff wasn't present. In addition this generated wrong ids since it used a last-defined attribute on a for loop. Fixes

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      diff --git a/US Warszawa.jpg b/US Warszawa.jpg

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