Add file operations to all container types #4
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- Add DeleteFile method to FTP container - Add file operations (get, save, list, delete) to SSH container - Add file operations (get, save, list, delete) to Localstack (S3) container - Add comprehensive tests for all new methods - Update README with examples for all file operations
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This PR adds consistent file operation methods to all three main container types (FTP, SSH, and Localstack/S3). The implementations handle nested directories automatically, so users can upload files to any path without having to manually create parent directories first.
All implementations have:
Each implementation has comprehensive tests that verify all operations work correctly with both simple and nested paths.