feat: add direct S3 uploads with SQS-triggered CSV processing#3
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This adds a new S3-based upload flow where the browser uploads CSV files directly to S3 using a presigned URL, and S3 upload-complete notifications delivered through SQS trigger the existing Laravel CSV processing pipeline. It also introduces the supporting presign endpoint, S3-aware file records, the SQS poller command, and Docker supervision for the new background process.
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This adds a new S3-based upload flow where the browser uploads CSV files directly to S3 using a presigned URL, and S3 upload-complete notifications delivered through SQS trigger the existing Laravel CSV processing pipeline. It also introduces the supporting presign endpoint, S3-aware file records, the SQS poller command, and Docker supervision for the new background process.