The old paths.Path type is now replaced with the new storj.Path.
storj.Path is simply an alias to the built-in string type. As such it can be used just as any string, which simplifies a lot working with paths. No more conversions paths.New and path.String().
As an alias storj.Path does not define any methods. However, any functions applying to strings (like those from the strings package) gracefully apply to storj.Path too. In addition we have a few more functions defined:
storj.SplitPath
storj.JoinPaths
encryption.EncryptPath
encryption.DecryptPath
encryption.DerivePathKey
encryption.DeriveContentKey
All code in master is migrated to the new storj.Path type.
The Path example is also updated and is good for reference: /pkg/encryption/examples_test.go
This PR also resolve a nonce misuse issue in path encryption: https://storjlabs.atlassian.net/browse/V3-545
* Loads cache from context for PointerDB access
* WIP adds overlay lookups to pointerdb requests
* Pointer lookup code is added for Get
* adds feature flag for pointerdb return
* refactors pointerdb code
* removes some unnecessary debug logs
* Fixes indent in config
* adds early return for non-remote pointers
* formats code, removes some comments
* Fixes tests broken by pointer proto changes
* adds error check and merges variable declaration
* removes commented out proto import
* adds error check to pdbclient
* pointerdb: separate client and server packages
the reason for this is so that things the server needs (bolt, auth)
don't get imported if all you need is the client. will result in
smaller binaries and less flag definitions
* review comments
