266cda8: Content-type inference from file names (Dropbox, FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Box, unzip, CLI directory uploads) now uses the mime package’s full table instead of a hand-rolled 19-extension map. Extensions like .docx, .avif, .woff2, and .md resolve to their real types instead of application/octet-stream. Conventions are unchanged: text types carry ; charset=utf-8, and unknown or extension-less names still fall back to octet-stream. The Box adapter’s duplicate copy of the old map now shares the same helper.
de582d8: The client’s bulk upload/download paths now run through p-map directly instead of a hand-rolled worker-cursor pool. Results stay in input order and stopOnError semantics are unchanged. One edge tightened: a nonsensical concurrency (zero, negative, or fractional) now throws p-map’s clear TypeError instead of being silently clamped to one at a time.
2d52d87: Replace the zip plugin’s hand-rolled ZIP record assembly with fflate’s streaming writer. Local headers, data descriptors, the central directory, DOS timestamps, and write-side CRC accounting now come from fflate; archives still stream entry by entry with flat memory. Extraction is unchanged and stays hand-rolled on purpose — fflate’s unzip does not verify CRC-32 or reject encrypted entries, and the plugin promises fail-closed extraction. Only visible wire change: the UTF-8 name flag is now set per entry (only when the name needs it) instead of always.