Rust framework for advanced file recognition and identification

In plain words

This is a Rust framework for identifying and recognizing file types, designed as an alternative to traditional tools like magic.h and infer. It requires no external dependencies and can be extended to support custom file types. The framework operates in no_std environments, supports asynchronous operations, and works in embedded contexts, making it suitable for developers building file identification features across diverse Rust applications.

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