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Design and Build Great Web APIs: Source code can not be extracted and is probably outdated

The zip file containing the source code for the book can not be opened on Unix systems.

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Ok, I managed to extract it via a windows vm.
But I can not find the files: company-diagram.png and company-ic.txt mentioned in Part II. > 3. Modeling APIs > Modelling Our Onboarding API Lifecycle

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