feat: Introduce concat-parts storage transformer #39
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This commit introduces the `concat-parts` storage transformer, which allows composing a chunk from multiple files (prefixes, main part, and suffixes). Changes include: - Introduced the `concat-parts` storage transformer. - The configuration uses a `parts` array, where each part specifies its `key_suffix` and optional `size`. - Updated the `README.md` to describe the new functionality and provide examples, including a demonstration of using a header (prefix) with `sharding_indexed` and a checksum example with `zstd`.
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This commit introduces the
concat-partsstorage transformer, which allows composing a chunk from multiple files (prefixes, main part, and suffixes).Changes include:
concat-partsstorage transformer.partsarray, where each part specifies itskey_suffixand optionalsize.README.mdto describe the new functionality and provide examples, including a demonstration of using a header (prefix) withsharding_indexedand a checksum example withzstd.