Passthrough the configured MIME.

[jordandukart]

What does this Pull Request do?

Allows a configured MIME type from an Islandora action to be passed through to Hypercube.

What's new?

The MIME type of text/plain is no longer hardcoded and a configured MIME type is now used.

How should this be tested?

Create an action that uses Hypercube (OCR, hOCR) and specify a MIME type that isn't text/plain.

Ingest an object and media that will create a derivative with Hypercube to be triggered (for example a book, pages and media).

The resultant File entities within Drupal have the set MIME type that matches the one configured.

Interested parties

@Islandora/8-x-committers

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[whikloj]

I don't have a box standing to actually run this, but I can't see any issue here.

HeaderBag::get
Returns the first header by name or the default one.
Returns: null|string 

If I can get around to building a new box I'll try to fully test it, but otherwise I might be able to just standup Hypercube and curl at it.

[seth-shaw-asu]

So, this works as described. The only hesitation I have is that the Media entity is still showing text/plain instead of the new mime type on the file.

[seth-shaw-asu]

Although I suppose that is a Drupal issue; not a Crayfish one...