Import Parses Tyrannax Rex Incorrectly

[EminentEmily]

Describe the bug
When using the Import Feature, the importer interprets the "Rex" in "Tyrannax Rex" as a set, instead of part of its name. Adding the card via Card Catalog works normally.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to Deck Editor
2. Click on Import
3. Input "1 Tyrannax Rex" as a card to import
4. The importer displays "Tyrannax [Rex]" and of course doesn't fetch the card.

Expected behavior
The importer should recognize Tyrannax Rex as the name of the card, not interpret "Rex" as a set.

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• Version 1.6.64

Additional context
I'm only a amateur programmer myself and a bit of a novice, but I suspect the fact that "Rex" has three letters might be what's causing the parser to trip and think it's a set code?

[tehdiplomat]

This is a known issue. It's because REX is an actual set code.

[Hanmac]

@tehdiplomat can we somehow prioritize full string "Tyrannax Rex" as Cardname before checking if "Rex" could be a SetCode?

[Jetz72]

Looking at the order the DeckRecognizer does things in, a fallback might be simpler than changing the order the patterns are checked in. Maybe something similar to the one for double faced cards?

forge/forge-core/src/main/java/forge/deck/DeckRecognizer.java

Lines 627 to 630 in 4b533d2

	if (!data.isMTGCard(cardName)){
	// check the case for double-sided cards
	cardName = checkDoubleSidedCard(cardName);
	}

So if the name isn't a real card but there's a set code, see if tacking the set code onto the name makes it a real card, and if so, proceed from there?