dont display binary outputs in answer#200
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I removed some dead code and also the providing of neovim since it interfered with plugins (nixpkgs telescope required a neovim version >= 0.9).
I was testing an API that returned a zip file and it was getting out of hand so I added an is_binary_content_type to control whether to display the content type. Ideally I would have liked the display to be a default postprocess step so that it gets more generic and let the user more control but this needs deeper refactoring.
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I guess we should sitll display it in case of error, aka still inline error if status is not ok |
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I was testing an API that returned a zip file and it was getting out of
hand so I added an is_binary_content_type to control whether to display
the content type.
Ideally I would have liked the display to be a default postprocess step so
that it gets more generic and let the user more control but this needs
deeper refactoring.