Attempted to add support for "0" hosts files, HostsDeny files, and MinerBlock's list to AdGuard Home#7
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I've never been all that good at coding, and I wasn't even sure which repo that this kind of stuff should be pull-requested to. Essentially, this PR aims to add support for these 3 kinds of lists to various AdGuard tools (Primarily AdGuard Home):
I pondered on adding
"-d ")as well for TPL filterlists, but I decided against it because those lists were apparently only intended by Microsoft's design to block third-party requests, making them work the same as$third-party, which also isn't supported by AGH.I also found the session.go file; and while I'm not entirely sure if it's in active use or not, I saw it was missing a few file formats in its
$imageand$mediadefinitions. So I figured I could just as well add those too.