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  1. checksums.yaml +5 -5
  2. data/{Code-of-Conduct.rdoc → Code-of-Conduct.md} +29 -30
  3. data/Contributing.md +132 -0
  4. data/History.md +269 -0
  5. data/{Licence.rdoc → Licence.md} +4 -18
  6. data/Manifest.txt +8 -25
  7. data/README.rdoc +63 -73
  8. data/Rakefile +200 -97
  9. data/lib/mime/type/columnar.rb +30 -63
  10. data/lib/mime/type.rb +294 -458
  11. data/lib/mime/types/_columnar.rb +137 -0
  12. data/lib/mime/types/cache.rb +52 -74
  13. data/lib/mime/types/columnar.rb +2 -147
  14. data/lib/mime/types/container.rb +96 -0
  15. data/lib/mime/types/deprecations.rb +17 -34
  16. data/lib/mime/types/full.rb +19 -0
  17. data/lib/mime/types/loader.rb +36 -152
  18. data/lib/mime/types/logger.rb +7 -5
  19. data/lib/mime/types/registry.rb +90 -0
  20. data/lib/mime/types.rb +55 -148
  21. data/lib/mime-types.rb +2 -2
  22. data/test/minitest_helper.rb +8 -18
  23. data/test/test_mime_type.rb +489 -464
  24. data/test/test_mime_types.rb +139 -91
  25. data/test/test_mime_types_cache.rb +85 -57
  26. data/test/test_mime_types_class.rb +120 -100
  27. data/test/test_mime_types_lazy.rb +30 -28
  28. data/test/test_mime_types_loader.rb +18 -45
  29. metadata +92 -77
  30. data/Contributing.rdoc +0 -170
  31. data/History-Types.rdoc +0 -454
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  33. data/data/mime-types.json +0 -1
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  43. data/docs/COPYING.txt +0 -339
  44. data/docs/artistic.txt +0 -127
  45. data/lib/mime/types/loader_path.rb +0 -15
  46. data/support/apache_mime_types.rb +0 -108
  47. data/support/benchmarks/load.rb +0 -64
  48. data/support/benchmarks/load_allocations.rb +0 -83
  49. data/support/benchmarks/object_counts.rb +0 -41
  50. data/support/convert/columnar.rb +0 -88
  51. data/support/convert.rb +0 -158
  52. data/support/iana_registry.rb +0 -172
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