Treat text/calendar as an inline body part#137
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Summary
text/calendaras an inline text body part instead of a generic attachmenttext/*subtypes by limiting the change tocalendarWhy
Standalone calendar replies currently parse as:
text_body=[]html_body=[]attachments=[0]That drops the iCalendar payload from the message body APIs even though it is inline textual content.
Testing
cargo test