Add list of mime types

[xepozz]

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PR Summary

• Addition of Mime Class This update introduces a new file named Mime.php into the source code. This particular document contains a defined class called Mime which provides a set of constants representing various file type categories, called MIME types. Each of these categories is defined by a detailed description, a hyperlink for further information, and the associated file extension.

The benefit of this addition is it allows our system to better identify, handle, and categorize different types of files. This could aid in document management, file transfers, data structure, and increased overall efficiency in our project's operations.

[xepozz]

Sort them alphabetically?

I've pasted as is from MDN, but the suggestion make sense.

Are these common mime types only? There is a list of all the official MIME types. https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml

There are a lot of not web-related types, so I used another link https://github.com/mdn/content/blob/main/files/en-us/web/http/basics_of_http/mime_types/common_types/index.md where are collected most used web-related mime-types. If someone wants to add more he can open a new PR.

[Tigrov]

I've pasted as is from MDN, but the suggestion make sense.

In MDN they sorted by file extension. In the class better sort the constants alphabetically.