Overzealous Filehandle Checking

[Smylers]

mimeinfo tries to catch people wrongly passing it a file handle rather than a file name, but in doing so it also blocks reasonable uses of supplying a file name as an object (which stringifies to the name):

$ perl -MPath::Tiny -MFile::MimeInfo -wE 'say mimetype path q[whamm.mp3]'
You should use File::MimeInfo::Magic to check open filehandles at -e line 1.

This thwarts the use of popular modules such as Path::Class and Path::Tiny, used to manipulate paths.

Please can you either remove this check (and presume the caller knows what she's doing) or refine it to let through objects that stringify. Thanks.

[mbeijen]

Thanks for reporting.

Are you kidding me? I ♥ Path::Tiny! I use it all the time.
I guess I don't use File::MimeInfo all that often...

I removed the check you called 'overzealous' and added a unit test to make sure Path::Tiny objects are not a problem. New release will be on its way to CPAN after travis tests are OK.