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Get GitHub file sizes via API [DI-693] - #101
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The fix in #95 did not work correctly - the GitHub
browser_downloadURL only works via a browser with cookie authentication, not via token authentication - for that, you have to use the API.Re-engineered to use GitHub API to query file sizes for OS release, and from pre-prod repo via curl for EE releases.
Testing: