[HttpFoundation] Avoid mime type guess with temp files in BinaryFileResponse
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Thank you @alexandre-daubois. |
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When using
SplTempFileObjectwithBinaryFileResponse, the MIME type guesser cannot be used on thephp://tempstream. The mime type should be passed manually to theContent-Typeheader.Currently, if the content type header is not provided when passing a
SplTempFileObjecttoBinaryFileResponse, the MIME type guesser throws an exception.