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Minify now allows static file serving

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With slightly altered URLs, Minify can cache files so they're served directly
from the filesystem instead of through PHP. A simple library helps create URLs
and clearing the cache.

See `static/README.md` for details.
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@@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ The simple JSMin algorithm is the most reliable in PHP, but check the [CookBook]
## How fast is it?
Certainly not as fast as an HTTPd serving flat files. On a high-traffic site:
If you [serve static files](https://github.com/mrclay/minify/blob/master/static/README.md), it's as fast as your web server, and you should do this for high-traffic sites.
The PHP-based server is not as fast, but still performs well thanks to an internal cache. Tips:
* **Use a reverse proxy** to cache the Minify URLs. This is by far the most important tip.
* Revision your Minify URIs (so far-off Expires headers will be sent). One way to do this is using [groups](UserGuide.wiki.md#using-groups-for-nicer-urls) and the [Minify_groupUri()](UserGuide.wiki.md#far-future-expires-headers) utility function. Without this, clients will re-request Minify URLs every 30 minutes to check for updates.