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released @ 1.0.23

OMG, I'm so sorry, I totally missed this PR for some reason... A quick look would suggest that this would be fine, but it will also effect the static file...

If I may weigh in, again: I can see very little up-side to having only the parser (and not the reactor) written in a lower-level language whereas I can see...

What's the up-side of increased security? I understand it potentially protects users against supply-chain attacks... but it requires me to provide additional private data (i.e., phone number), does it no?...

Hi @MatteoVella Did you try allowing optional content (see [Known Limitations](https://github.com/boazsegev/combine_pdf#known-limitations))? ```ruby filename = 'pdf_test.pdf' CombinePDF.load(filename, allow_optional_content: true). ``` For me it works fine once that option is enabled.

Yes, the extra options are passed through to the `parse` method. Essentially `load` is just `parse` with an `IO.binread`.

The child process last status [seems to be thread specific](https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/fb38cfb90fcd467e398cbfc13aa99cf38c569311/process.c#L481), although I'm not sure how this works with fibers, the code should be thread-safe as far as actual threads go......

To build the `.so` library (on POSIX systems) use: `make lib` (no other commands necessary). I will try to keep the 0.8.x version `makefile` compatible with building a linked library,...

I believe it should generate a `dll` for Windows-Mingw and a `.os` for any POSIX system (including MacOS). AFAIK, [MacOS should accept `.so` files for loadable libraries](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2339679/what-are-the-differences-between-so-and-dylib-on-macos). I don't have...

The server doesn't usually fork any threads. In the example the server uses 1 thread and it should be able to serve tens of thousands of concurrent clients. Am I...