Add shared-mime-types as upstream source #312
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Adds Freedesktop.org's shared-mime-info repository as an upstream. shared-mime-info is used by common Linux desktop environments for MIME information, typically to identify which application to use to open a file. I've generally found sensible rationales for inclusion and changes in the commit messages of the repository.
There are quite a lot of
x-types in this source, which reflects the upstream need for a file type for each format even if there is no IANA official or consensus type. Given that both Apache and Nginx also have a lot ofx-types I think it's sensible to include them all.