Detect SVGs that do not start with a header #749
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Awesome, thanks a lot for looking into this and fixing the issue! The lack of a standard does seem annoying, and I guess there really is nothing we can do about this if even |
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Indeed, there are (actually many) SVGs that do not start with a
<?header but simply<svg. I have added detection for them.Though, I still did not manage to find documentation on all possible header of SVG files. What when the<svgline is preceded by a comment line?filedetects such SVGs as HTML.@infinitewhileloop Thanks for reporting and the submission of the sample.
fixes #748