Support cloud URI globs in DocumentLoaderOperator - #70299
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DocumentLoaderOperatoraccepted glob patterns for local paths but rejected them for cloud storage URIs, so loading documents froms3://bucket/logs/**/*.jsonwas impossible.How
ObjectStoragePath.glob(), which supports recursive ** matching across directories.Was generative AI tooling used to co-author this PR?