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#
# Vendor-specific MIME type <-> extension mappings
#
# Each line below defines a mapping from one MIME type to the first of the
# listed extensions, and from listed extension back to the MIME type.
#
# This file can _add_ additional mappings that are not in the default set,
# but it it cannot _modify_ (replace or remove) any platform default mapping
# (defined in files mime.types and android.mime.types).
#
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#
# EXAMPLES
#
# A line of the form (without the leading '#''):
#
#    mime ext1 ext2 ext3
#
# affects the current mappings along the lines of the following pseudo code:
#
#    mimeToExt.putIfAbsent("mime", "ext1");
#    extToMime.putIfAbsent("ext1", "mime");
#    extToMime.putIfAbsent("ext2", "mime");
#    extToMime.putIfAbsent("ext3", "mime");
#
# Optionally, MIME types or extensions may be prefixed by a single '?', which
# will be ignored. I.e., the following example lines all have the same semantics:
#
#    mime ext1 ext2 ext3
#    ?mime ext1 ext2 ext3
#    mime ?ext1 ext2 ?ext3
#    ?mime ?ext1 ?ext2 ?ext3
#
# By default, this file contains no mappings (which means that the platform
# default mapping is used unmodified).
#
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#
# Add your custom mappings below this line (with no "#" at the start of the line):