Adding the option to use an fs.FS for the file server middleware
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Add .gitattributes where EOL is set to LF for testdata in file package so that tests would not fail on Windows systems.
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This pull request adds the option
FSto theServerOptionsof the file server middleware which allows passing anfs.FSas content root.For example, this makes it possible to use static web files directly compiled into the binary using
embed.FS.When the
FSfield is specified, this overrides the setRootPath. Otherwise, whenFSis not specified, the given (or default)RootPathis used viaos.DirFS.Additionally, I've added a
.gitattributewhich specifies the contents offile/testdatato be cloned with LF end of lines. Otherwise, all unit tests fail when cloned on a Windows system because files are converted to CLRF.