Add Streamforge proxy integration for high-performance uploads#8
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When Streamforge FastCGI proxy is deployed between nginx and php-fpm, it handles file uploads by writing them to disk before PHP starts, freeing PHP workers from I/O wait during slow uploads. Integration features: - Automatic detection via HTTP_X_STREAMFORGE and HTTP_X_UPLOAD_FILE_COUNT - Transparent UploadedFile creation from streamforge metadata headers - Request::isStreamforgeEnabled() static method for userland detection - RSHUTDOWN cleanup of unmoved temp files to prevent disk leaks - Zero changes required to existing application code Protocol: Streamforge sends HTTP_X_UPLOAD_N_* headers with file metadata (NAME, FILENAME, PATH, SIZE, TYPE) instead of populating $_FILES. Adds comprehensive README section documenting the integration.
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When Streamforge FastCGI proxy is deployed between nginx and php-fpm, it handles file uploads by writing them to disk before PHP starts, freeing PHP workers from I/O wait during slow uploads.
Integration features:
Protocol: Streamforge sends HTTP_X_UPLOAD_N_* headers with file metadata (NAME, FILENAME, PATH, SIZE, TYPE) instead of populating $_FILES.
Adds comprehensive README section documenting the integration.