feat(core): add S3 wire checksum download stream#2102
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Issue #, if available:
Internal JS-6752
Description of changes:
Add createWireChecksumStream with Node.js and browser/web-stream
implementations that validate an S3 wire checksum over a GetObject
response body without buffering the full payload.
The checksum is delivered in the aws-chunked trailer, so the stream
delegates framing decode to a new incremental AwsChunkedDecoder: it
strips chunk framing, surfaces only decoded object data to the caller,
computes the checksum over those bytes, and reads the expected value
from the trailer. Validation runs at end-of-stream and optionally
verifies the decoded byte count against x-amz-decoded-content-length.
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