Description
CompositeParser.getParser() doesn't use supertypes when falling back - if it can't get a parser for the exact mimetype, then it goes
straight to the fallback parser.
So, for example, if the file mimetype is application/<whatever>+xml, and no parser exists for it, then you get the default "do nothing" parser versus the XML parser.
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TIKA-308 Improve supertype handling in type registry
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- Resolved
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