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This add support for gziped files, without the need for us to implement it.
This should add support for gzipped files, MzMLb and Thermo raw files.
This was referenced Aug 23, 2024
The main issue for a fresh build (for some reason I didn't have an issue locally before removing my target directory) seems to be mzpeaks, but there is little reason not to update both.
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Note that this feauture needs to be called thermorawfilereader. mzdata's feature is called thermo, but the checks, including the one in the `mz_read` macro tests for thermorawfilereader. The feature here needs to match the one tested for in the macro, otherwise rawfiles are detected as a file type, but the macro still wouldn't support it.
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Use
mzdata::mz_readto read non-bruker files, and adapting the filetype logic accordingly. This adds support for gzipped MGFs and MzMLs, and (untested) for raw files and MzMLb.