Adding upstream version 3.5.1.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel@debian.org>
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name: New format request
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about: Request a new archival or compression format
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title: ''
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labels: ''
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assignees: ''
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This template is specifically for adding support for a new archive or compression format to the library. Please, precisely one format per issue.
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To fill this out, replace these comments with your answers.
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## Introduce the format you are requesting.
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<!-- What is it called, what is it used for, etc? Some background information. -->
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## What do YOU use this format for?
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<!-- We want to know YOUR specific use cases; why do YOU need this format? -->
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## What is the format's conventional file extension(s)?
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<!-- Don't overthink this one, it's a simple question. -->
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## Please link to the format's formal or official specification(s).
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<!-- If there isn't a formal spec, link to the most official documentation for the format. Note that unstandardized formats are less likely to be added unless it is in high-enough demand. -->
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## Which Go libraries could be used to implement this format?
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<!-- This project itself does not actually implement low-level format reading and writing algorithms, so link to pure-Go libraries that do. Dependencies that use cgo or invoke external commands are not eligible for this project. -->
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