fix: support loading .nii.gz files from local file system#824
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Browsers provide application/gzip MIME type for .nii.gz files. The updateFileMimeType handler now checks if the browser-provided type is in our supported list before skipping. If the type is unsupported (like application/gzip), it continues to check the filename extension to correctly identify compound extensions like .nii.gz, .gipl.gz, etc.
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Browsers provide application/gzip MIME type for .nii.gz files. The updateFileMimeType handler now checks if the browser-provided type is in our supported list before skipping. If the type is unsupported (like application/gzip), it continues to check the filename extension to correctly identify compound extensions like .nii.gz, etc.
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