* Update Size limits
* Add new Api paths for direct upload of Cipher Attachments
* Add Attachment upload to fileUploadService
* Save with direct upload and fallback to legacy uplaod
CipherID is required for direct upload to request an upload URL
* Inform on when to remove legacy code
* Test Attachment upload
* Add direct upload api endpoints
* Create azure upload service
* Update max file size
* Update send file upload test
* Move internationalization string to correct document
* Allow for one shot blob uploads
* Remove unused helper
* Use FileUploadService
Fallback to legacy method on old server implementations.
* Send feature for mobile
* added fallback for KdfIterations
* additional property exclusions for tests
* support encryptedFileData as byte array comparison in SendServiceTests
* formatting
* requested changes
* additional changes
* change position of send service registration to match declaration order
* Expand Hkdf crypto functions
* Add tests for hkdf crypto functions
Took the testing infrastructure from bitwarden/server
* Move Hkdf to cryptoFunctionService
* Port changes from bitwarden/jslib#192
* Port changes from bitwarden/jslib#205
* Make Send Expiration Optional implement changes from bitwarden/jslib#242
* Bug fixes found by testing
* Test helpers
* Test conversion between model types
* Test SendService
These are mostly happy-path tests to ensure a reasonably correct
implementation
* Add run tests step to GitHub Actions
* Test send decryption
* Test Request generation from Send
* Constructor dependencies on separate lines
* Remove unused testing infrastructure
* Rename to match class name
* Move fat arrows to previous lines
* Handle exceptions in App layer
* PR review cleanups
* Throw when attempting to save an unkown Send Type
I think it's best to only throw on unknown send types here.
I don't think we want to throw whenever we encounter one since that would
do bad things like lock up Sync if clients get out of date relative to
servers. Instead, keep the client from ruining saved data by complaining
last minute that it doesn't know what it's doing.
Matt Gibson
Matt Portune