fix(explorer): add symlink support and improve playback speed tracking - #294
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This change implements the Statfs method in the FUSE directory node, providing virtual filesystem statistics (1PB) so that tools like 'df' can correctly report size and usage information for the mount point.
This change implements the Mkdir method in the FUSE directory node, delegating the operation to the underlying NZB filesystem. This resolves issues where applications like Radarr were unable to create movie folders on the mount point.
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This PR introduces several improvements to the file explorer and playback metrics:
streamIDvia context in FUSE to ensure sub-components likeUsenetReadercan report download progress to the correct playback session.ReadAtmethod for accurate speed reporting during random access or FUSE-based streaming.