refactor(IMimeTypeDetector): streamline + minor tidying - #54077
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Was the finfo slowness thing reported upstream to PHP?
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FILEINFO_MIME+ extra string parsing to outright usingFILEINFO_MIME_TYPEfinfoUnrelated (in terms of this PR itself since it's true even before these changes, but something that came up during testing): PHP v8.4.1-v8.4.10 (current) appear to have dramatically slower
finfoperformance for some reason (like -2x+).TODO
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