As far as I noticed, eza uses some sort of regex or file extension to determine filetype. But it is very common in linux to fully avoid extension for any script for example. In that cases, eza shows default icon for that file (which is incorrect). Is it possible to use mimetype instead for filetype detectiom in linux? Mimetype of any file is detected by reading the file instead of using anything like regex. It helps to determine filetype more precisely.