You can see in the Vss2Svn::Dumpfile::Node::set_initial_props() method[1] that we are already setting the "application/octet-stream" mime-type if VSS had identified the file as "binary". That function would probably be a good place to implement the sort of auto-props functionality you refer to.
Actually, this was my mine problem: the UTF-8 files are flagged as binary, thus disabling the diffs...
The code for actually writing the props to the dumpfile is already in place; all that needs to be done is parse the auto-props list at some point in the program (probably Initialize() if it's based of command-line parameters) and call add_prop() as necessary for each Node. (To answer your original question, no, I don't think anyone is working on that issue currently, but it shouldn't be too difficult and doesn't require much additional knowledge of the rest of the script).
I found that place, but as perl is completely unfamiliar to me and I did not get any responses here, I wrote a program to modify the generated dump file...
-- Gert
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