Pass response type to axios for file decrypt requests #216
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Why
Without passing a response type, axios assumes that responses contain json. This is causing decrypted files to be corrupted when returned from the SDK.
How
Pass response type to the decrypt post request as
arraybufferfor files, so we can return the raw octet stream