[Feature][connectors-v2][connector-file] Add support for reading and writing compressed files, such as tar.gz, zip, etc

[wuchunfu]

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Now it seems that our file connectors do not support reading compressed files, such as tar.gz, zip, and other types of files, and adding common types of compressed files for reading and writing

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[corgy-w]

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[corgy-w]

@wuchunfu #6826 I think binary can actually represent compressed files. should we distinguish them?

[wuchunfu]

@wuchunfu #6826 I think binary can actually represent compressed files. should we distinguish them?

@corgy-w Binary seems impossible, so how to store a compressed file instead of just transferring it

[corgy-w]

Now there are two ways to achieve, hope express their views

1. in the case of not adding new types to support zip, etc., for example: there is text.zip is essentially a text file needs to be imported, parse the zip file can be
2. add a new type of suffix, reuse the processing logic of various formats, scalability is strong

Personally prefer the first option

[corgy-w]

Now there are two ways to achieve, hope express their views

1. in the case of not adding new types to support zip, etc., for example: there is text.zip is essentially a text file needs to be imported, parse the zip file can be
2. add a new type of suffix, reuse the processing logic of various formats, scalability is strong

Personally prefer the first option

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