fix: resolve GCS S3-compatible API SignatureDoesNotMatch on put_object#634
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- Always set ContentType in write_bytes() to prevent GCS signature mismatch (GCS applies a different default content-type than boto3's empty value) - Add GCS configuration examples to .env.example files - Clarify presigned URL logic (GCS needs no path rewrite unlike MinIO)
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Problem
Using Google Cloud Storage (GCS) with the S3-compatible API causes SignatureDoesNotMatch error on put_object:
Root Cause
GCS S3-compatible API computes the V4 signature body-hash differently when ContentType is not explicitly set. Boto3 signs with an empty content-type, but GCS applies a different default, causing a signature mismatch.
Fix
GCS Configuration