Build: #58 failed Changes by nicofuma

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nicofuma nicofuma 1a187e0607aeb23dc7f95fec0e3163898c2375f4 1a187e0607aeb23dc7f95fec0e3163898c2375f4 Merge pull request #4440 from danchr/ticket/14774
[ticket/14774] Support partial downloads of attachments

* danchr/ticket/14774:
  [ticket/14774] Support partial downloads of attachments
Dan Villiom Podlaski Christiansen <danchr@gmail.com> Dan Villiom Podlaski Christiansen <danchr@gmail.com> d2750b650fb3600ef2cf7b7139998e1a71c7d5ef m d2750b650fb3600ef2cf7b7139998e1a71c7d5ef [ticket/14774] Support partial downloads of attachments
phpBB already had limited support for partial downloads, but only for
resuming downloads, disregarding any range ending before EOF.

WebKit on iOS and OS X uses partial downloads when fetching media
files. Previously, only MP3 attachments could play directly in the
browser, reported as a live stream, but with this change, all
supported media formats should render as expected.

Tested using cURL by verifying that partial downloads give exactly the
same results compared to Apache.

PHPBB3-14774

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