Add User Files download, streaming folders as gzip tarballs. - #322
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Users can download a file or folder from the kebab menu. Files are sent as attachments; folders stream as a .tar.gz so large trees do not have to be built in memory first. Hidden entries are omitted from the archive. Guests cannot manage items in the User Files section. The API runs Gunicorn with gthread workers so those streamed responses work in containers and E2E. API and Cypress coverage exercise file and folder downloads, auth, and path safety. Signed-off-by: Luigi Pellecchia <pellecchia.luigi@gmail.com>
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Users can download a file or folder from the kebab menu. Files are sent as attachments; folders stream as a .tar.gz so large trees do not have to be built in memory first. Hidden entries are omitted from the archive.
Guests cannot manage items in the User Files section.
The API runs Gunicorn with gthread workers so those streamed responses work in containers and E2E. API and Cypress coverage exercise file and folder downloads, auth, and path safety.