TarFileSystem cannot open files with .zstd extension

I have a script called fsspec:

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
if '-f' in sys.argv:
    del sys.argv[sys.argv.index("-f")]
from fsspec.implementations.tar import TarFileSystem as tafs
fs = tafs(sys.argv[1])
print(f"Mount {sys.argv[1]} at {sys.argv[2]}")
import fsspec.fuse
fsspec.fuse.run(fs, "./", sys.argv[2])

I'm using it with: ./fsspec foo.tar.zstd mounted and I'm getting tarfile.ReadError: truncated header.

However, when I rename the file to end with .zst and mount it with: ./fsspec foo.tar.zst mounted, then it works fine.

I think, in general, a file detection based on the file header / magic bytes would be advisable.

Start at fsspec.implementations.tar.TarFileSystem and reproduce the failure with foo.tar.zstd, then compare it with the working .tar.zst case. Trace how the archive compression is detected; done means TarFileSystem can open the .zstd archive without the truncated-header error, with the existing script serving as the verification.