Add reusable file upload decode helper#797
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Why
Callers outside mapstructure need the SDK's file-upload decode behavior without duplicating base64 and data URL parsing. The helper uses explicit modes so path reads are opt-in rather than inferred from arbitrary strings.
What this changes
Adds DecodeFileUploadValue with content-only and path-only modes, plus an optional decoded-size limit for content mode.
Reuses the helper from FileUploadDecodeHook to keep existing hook behavior.
Keeps data URL handling limited to application/json base64 and adds focused tests.
Validation
go test -tags=baton_lambda_support -v ./pkg/field
go vet -tags=baton_lambda_support ./pkg/field
golangci-lint run --timeout=3m ./pkg/field (blocked locally: no go files to analyze before linting)