Add support for Zstd compressed static files #52
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Allow serving Zstd compressed files with the `.zst` extension. The example has not been adjusted yet, because the SDK's supported CompressionFormats do not yet include zstd. However, static files compressed by other means (external tools) still work. Rationale: [Chrome 123 added zstd Content-Encoding support behind a feature flag `enable-zstd-content-encoding`](https://chromestatus.com/feature/6186023867908096), and [Mozilla has committed to implementing it in Firefox as well](mozilla/standards-positions#775).
MarkStega
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Jeremy, thanks again; I just pushed the 2.1.0 release, it will take a couple of minutes for nuget to show the new version. |
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Hey @kescherCode, many thanks for this contribution! |
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Allow serving Zstd compressed files with the
.zstextension.The example has not been adjusted yet, because the SDK's supported CompressionFormats do not yet include zstd. However, static files compressed by other means (external tools) still work.
Rationale:
Chrome 123 added zstd Content-Encoding support behind a feature flag
enable-zstd-content-encoding, and Mozilla has committed to implementing it in Firefox as well.