* add ZipReader method to filestore and file/s3 backends to merge to merge * add WriteStreamResponse as an alternative to WriteFileResponse * add generated layers * enable download link; download job endpoint now streams export dir zips * fix MM-62493 * re-enable e2e tests--we have download links, folks * Add tests for ZipReader in filestore and s3store * remove unnecessary error return on ZipReader * little cleanup * improve tests; some refactoring: s.Nil(err) -> s.NoError(err) * blank commit * backwards compatability for pre-10.5 job downloads * compress file response; better errors; better comments; PR comments * update generated app layers * improve/widen tests; improve comments; simplify localstore ZipReader * regenerate layers * follow GoDoc conventions * update generated layers * remove unnecessary comment * in jobs/job-id/download, clean exportDir before sending to ZipReader * better comments; add an error return on ZipReader * improve file permissions * adjust tests for new error returns * linting * i18n
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