curl: add byte range support to --variable reading from file #15739
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Allowing --variable read a portion of provided files, makes curl work on partial files for any options that accepts strings. Like --data and others. The byte offset is provided within brackets, with a semicolon separator like: --variable name@file;[100-200]" Inspired by #14479 Assisted-by: Manuel Einfalt Test 784 - 789. Documentation update provided. Closes #15739
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Allowing --variable read a portion of provided files, makes curl work on partial files for any options that accept strings. Like --data and others.
The byte offset is provided within brackets, with a semicolon separator like:
--variable "name@file;[100-200]"Inspired by #14479
Assisted-by: Manuel Einfalt
Test 784 - 789. Documentation update provided.