Re: byte order mark

Also BeFS, the BeOS native filesystem, has multiple attributes
(forks, streams) per each file system object.  Not only that, one of
the standard (required) attributes is the MIME type: an honest string
(I don't remember in which encoding, and whether there are byte order
marks in it :-) describing the type of the file.

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