Fix GCS object encoding for HTTP readers#302
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Write plain NDJSON to GCS so ClickHouse and other HTTP readers do not double-decompress objects carrying both gzip bytes and gzip metadata. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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.jsonlobjects for endpoint GCS forwardingContent-Encodingand filename metadata that caused ClickHouse double decompressionTest plan
cd cli/beacon && go test ./internal/endpoint/gcs ./cmdsh packaging/macos/test-endpoint-scripts.sh.jsonlwithout compression metadataMade with Cursor