Description:
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When mime.magic contains a line that specifies a string type magic value, and that magic string starts with an exclamation mark (!) character, the Windows version of fileinfo always regards this as matching the file.


Reproduce code:
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The magic.mime database used here is the one shipped with PHP5.1.6; the first line of the "offending" type is 

0	string		!<arch>\ndebian application/x-dpkg

The code and output only returns the first "matching" type; using FILEINFO_CONTINUE shows that all magic strings starting with '!' match whatever the actual file type.

<?php
$fh = finfo_open(FILEINFO_NONE, '\php\extras\magic.mime');
// A valid TADS game file (the entry for this is earlier than the above debian package entry)
echo finfo_file($fh, 'c:\tads.gam');
echo "\n";
// A valid PNG image file (the entry for this is later than the above debian package entry)
echo finfo_file($fh, 'c:\image.png');
echo "\n";
// A generic file of no recognised type
echo finfo_file($fh, 'c:\bogus.foo');
?>

Expected result:
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application/x-tads-game
image/x-png
data


Actual result:
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application/x-tads-game
application/x-dpkg
application/x-dpkg