[s3] Propagate path-style-access via delegation token#3167
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…egation token (apache#3165) Previously, S3DelegationTokenProvider only forwarded region and endpoint to the client via additionInfos. The path.style.access setting was missing, causing the client to use virtual-hosted-style addressing (e.g., bucket.host) instead of path-style (e.g., host/bucket), which fails with S3-compatible stores like MinIO/RustFS where DNS resolution of virtual-hosted names is not available.
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mainpath-style-accessconfig from server to client via delegation tokenTest Plan
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