(At the end I will explain how to do this on WSL or OSX, and Windows users can share methods in the comments.) Deleting the last 30 MB of the file also works. Deleting the whole file, rechecking, and resuming the download gets the file. The reason I think my explanation is correct is that requesting more data always works. Is there a correct way to solve this within the torrent client? It seems the clients prefer to send big swathes of data to one person rather than little pieces of data to various clients. I think this happens because other peers decide we need so little data that it's not worth it to start sending it to us.
I think we've all experienced files in a torrent that get stuck at >99%, even though there are plenty of seeds.
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