Generalize the file uploading implementation

[crazytonyli]

At the moment, the file upload API is hand-written and hard-coded for the wp/v2/media endpoint. This PR implements a general solution for sending multipart/form-data POST requests.

The existing core media upload endpoint has been migrated to the new approach. To summarize, this is how to implement an endpoint that accepts file uploading via multipart/form-data requests:

#[derive(WpDerivedRequest)]
enum MediaRequest {
    // 1. Use `multipart = true` to mark the endpoint as supporting uploading files.
    #[post(url = "/media", params = &MediaCreateParams, output = MediaWithEditContext, multipart = true)]
    Create,
}

pub struct MediaCreateParams {
    // ...

    // 2. skip serializing the file-related properties.
    #[serde(skip)]
    pub file_path: String,
}

// 3. Implement the `RequiresMultipartForm` trait to provide the files to be uploaded.
impl RequiresMultipartForm for MediaCreateParams {
    fn multipart_form_files(&self) -> HashMap<String, MultipartFormFile> {
        // Key: the parameter name of the form field.
        // Value: file path, mime type, etc.
    }
}

[crazytonyli]

@oguzkocer I'm not sure if the progress reporting is still working as expected. The previous implementation only supported uploading one file, but the new implementation supports uploading many files. I'm not sure if the uploadListener still works.

[oguzkocer]

This should be OK for this PR because /media only supports uploading a single file.

I am working on adding support for multiple files. However, since I also have a few other fixes/improvements in the Kotlin wrapper, so I want to split it into its own PR.

[crazytonyli]

I am working on adding support for multiple files.

Just to double check, by "support", do you mean support tracking the progress of uploading multiple files?

[oguzkocer]

Kind of, it's tracking cumulative progress. #979.

[crazytonyli]

@jkmassel FYI, I presumed the attachment parameter is named "attachment_x" (and the app can control how many attachments are allowed). Still, we can always change this implementation after you have implemented the server side.

[oguzkocer]

Looks good

[oguzkocer]

This should be OK for this PR because /media only supports uploading a single file.

I am working on adding support for multiple files. However, since I also have a few other fixes/improvements in the Kotlin wrapper, so I want to split it into its own PR.