Adds the S3 `fileshare` implementation
This also updates `wsh file cp` so it behaves more like `cp` for things
like copying directories and directory entries. It's not meant to align
with `cp` on everything, though. Our `wsh cp` will be recursive and will
create intermediate directories by default.
This also adds new aliases for `wsh view`: `wsh preview` and `wsh open`
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This adds the ability to stream `tar` archives over channels between
`wsh` instances. The main use cases for this are remote copy and move
operations.
It also completes the `wavefs` implementation of the FileShare interface
to allow copy/move interoperability between wavefiles and other storage
types.
The tar streaming functionality has been broken out into the new
`tarcopy` package for easy reuse.
New `fileshare` functions are added for `CopyInternal`, which allows
copying files internal to a filesystem to bypass the expensive interop
layer, and `MoveInternal`, which does the same for moving a file within
a filesystem. Copying between remotes is now handled by `CopyRemote`,
which accepts the source `FileShareClient` as a parameter. `wsh`
connections use the same implementation for `CopyInternal` and
`CopyRemote` as they need to request the channel on the remote
destination, since we don't offer a way to pass channels as a parameter
to a remote call.
This also adds a recursive `-r` flag to `wsh file rm` to allow for
deleting a directory and all its contents.
S3 support will be addressed in a future PR.
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