Add 'Fix archive bit' step to 'Changing microSD cards' guide

[scaredOfBigN]

I followed https://switch.hacks.guide/extras/transfer_sd.html to transfer my data to a new SD card, and was then unable to launch my (legit, owned, installed in OFW SysNAND) games. I kept getting error 2016-1603, and when checking my game data for corruption it said it found corrupted data; it claimed to fix it, but I still wasn't able to launch the games after. Even fully deleting and reinstalling the games didn't fix it.

Running the 'Fix archive bit' was the only thing that fixed this issue for me (credits to BenKay222 on Reddit, thread. I suspect it's because I used MacOS to backup my SD card and move the contents to the new one.

It'd be great if you could add this step to the guide, in case this is a common issue.

[DefenderOfHyrule]

it's indeed because you were using macOS to transfer the files to the new SD, it's not really a common issue but it does sometimes happen, for which people ask in the NH server for advice usually

it would also be preferred that you don't link that subreddit, as we want nothing to do with that subreddit

and yes, a troubleshooting section can be added but in most instances it isn't really necessary as long as people follow instructions correctly

[scaredOfBigN]

@DefenderOfHyrule thanks for your reply

1. When you say "as long as people follow instructions correctly", do you mean there's existing instructions warning against using MacOS (or suggest running the "Fix archive bit" fix if you do)? If so, could you please share a link? Asking mostly to see if there's anything else I missed, but also to share my opinion on whether it's discoverable enough.
2. Could you please share what you meant by "not linking that subreddit"? Make sure it's not used in documentation (if I raise a PR), edit my comment to remove it, something else?