Achievements: Use the actual image names for cache #13379
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Fixes an issue where PCSX2 cache was unaware of the game or achievement icon getting updated in the backend, and it continued to show the old image
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Game & Achievement icons still works perfectly. 
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Description of Changes
Fixes an issue where PCSX2 cache was unaware of the game or achievement icon getting updated in the backend, and it continued to show the old image. I noticed it on GT4 Spec II that kept showing me the old placeholder icon from my cache, even though the icon was replaced months ago.
Rationale behind Changes
Don't let old icons linger in the cache.
Suggested Testing Steps
With RetroAchievements enabled, check if the icons (games and achievements) cache still works correctly.
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No.