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Including the new Groovy mime-type, and the older COBOL one.

To verify that the modified spec has a valid syntax, as done in:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/xdg-specs/blob/master/web-export/update.py

As implemented in Qt:
https://codereview.qt-project.org/242601

Otherwise "make distcheck" will throw:
/bin/sh: line 9: find: command not found
and not even register that something went wrong.

*.bin is too generic to be used for specific file types. As the file
managers should be able to detect the Sega CD and Sega Saturn disc
images by magic, we shouldn't be losing any convenience.

Closes: #101

None of the acronyms we've added were ever translated in the 15-odd
years when they could have been, so remove the feature.

It said "Sass" in the description, which is another type of CSS
preprocessor definition.

One didn't have any glob or magic, so was effectively never used. Make
it an alias of the other one.

They were overly long.

We don't use titlecase in mime-type descriptions, they're supposed to be
lower case, save for expanded acronyms (when they're relatively well
known) or "brands" (software names and makers).

Closes: #57

eg. "Adobe PageMaker" is a piece of software, "Adobe PageMaker document"
is a file.

Having install-binPROGRAMS as a dependency of install-data-hook is not
correct, as it causes the installation of programs to be executed
twice, and those two installations are racing with each other, causing
random installation failures.

In addition, this dependency is not needed: the install-data-hook
calls the update-mime-database program in one of two ways:

 - When cross-compiling, using the program pointed by
   UPDATE_MIME_DATABASE, which is already built, and is not installed
   by install-binPROGRAMS.

 - When compiling natively, using the update-mime-database from the
   build directory, so there is no need to depend on
   install-binPROGRAMS.

This patch is similar to the patch used by the Yocto Project at
http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/plain/meta/recipes-support/shared-mime-info/shared-mime-info/install-data-hook.patch

Closes: !18

As found in the wild on Sega-published compilations.

These are a way of transferring OSTrees (OS images or flatpak apps,
typically) on USB sticks.

Documentation available here:
https://github.com/ostreedev/ostree/blob/master/man/ostree-create-usb.xml

A copy-paste error meant that the WOFF mime-type was duplicated and the
WOFF2 mime-type never defined.

Spotted by Alex Henrie <alexhenrie24@gmail.com>

glibc-2.28 changed the behavior of getdents() and readdier() on 32-bit
systems so that large inode numbers cause EOVERFLOW.

Using the 64-bit (LFS) system calls avoids any problems this might
cause.

Bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/684884

It was broken when added.

Fixes: 7dea7e65

The recent changes to the build system seem to have made the checks
always pass, even when the tests failed. It now fails as expected.

And srcdir not being a parent of builddir.

The freedesktop.org.xml file was never supposed to be shipped inside the
tarballs, but merged from the .po files and the freedesktop.org.xml.in
file at build time. This has been broken since 2002...