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The content_mimetype table uses `bytea` for both column `encoding` and `mimetype`. Those should be fairly ascii compatible. Thus, it would be possible to use `text` instead. This task is about investigating and fixing it if it's possible.

The content_mimetype table uses `bytea` for both column `encoding` and `mimetype`. Those should be fairly ascii compatible.

The content_mimetype table uses `bytea` for both column `encoding` and `mimetype`. Those should be fairly ascii compatible. Thus, it would be possible to use `text` instead. This task is about investigating and fixing it if it's possible.