960 PGNs rejected by the import wizard

The import wizard flat-out rejects some 960 positions. For testing the castling defects, I created PGN files with each possible rook-king-rook position, which led to the discovery of different bugs, like this one.

I named each test file with alpha characters corresponding to the rook file-king file-rook file, plus numeric characters describing the position according to the Schnargl convention.

Note that these files rejected by the import wizard share these characteristics:

King always on the e-file

"Right-side" rook always f-, g-, or h-file

aef620.pgn
aef884.pgn
aeg614.pgn
aeg788.pgn
bef399.pgn
bef881.pgn
beg487.pgn
beg785.pgn
beh529.pgn
beh689.pgn
cef093.pgn
cef579.pgn
ceg163.pgn
ceg483.pgn
ceh162.pgn
ceh528.pgn
def047.pgn
def307.pgn
deg211.pgn
deg306.pgn
deh210.pgn
deh240.pgn

Including the PGN tag [Variant "chess960"] solves the import problems, and as far as I've tested, it fixes the castling bug, too.

If a field for [Variant] is added to the Game Details panel in the import wizard, 960 publishers could be wholly in business.