Fix handling of gzip-encoded text response #2141
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When Zappa receives a compressed text/plain response from the application, it tries to process it as a text response. Instead, Zappa should treat the response as if it were a binary one and base-64 encode the response body. See issue Miserlou#2080 binary_support logic in handler.py (0.51.0) broke compressed text response Miserlou#2080
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When Zappa receives a compressed text/plain response from the
application, it tries to process it as a text response. Instead, Zappa
should treat the response as if it were a binary one and base-64 encode
the response body.
See issue #2080 binary_support logic in handler.py (0.51.0) broke compressed text response
#2080
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