EPUB output is invalid: 'mimetype' is not the first file, and is compressed. about fanficfare HOT 4 CLOSED

Pardon me; that patch apparently didn't work. I'm not sure what I mixed up in 
there, but I'll see if I can get it fixed and reupload when I get a moment.

I forgot to test the filename against the string 'mimetype' rather than the 
(filename, data) tuple. Oops. When this patch worked previously, it was by 
sheer coincidence.

Again, note that there's a performance hit (the ebooks are larger) because all 
files are stored uncompressed; there's a tradeoff between standard compliance 
and compression using this version of Python's ZIP support, unless someone 
knows a way around that.

Adam, I apologize that I didn't realize you'd put patches here for a lot of 
issues until after I'd already coded my own fixes.

In this particular case, my solution is a bit different and allows the chapter 
files to be compressed while mimetype isn't.

That's a better fix than I had, in any case; I read that Python's zip module 
didn't support per-file compression options until Python 2.7, but it never 
occurred to me to close and reopen the zipfile using different compression 
options each time.