feat: add simple idiomatic file upload capability #64
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See also:
https://github.com/blues/hub/pull/7066
https://github.com/blues/notecard/pull/1270
This PR adds a mechanism that can be used for simple and high-performance file uploading. It is a specific goal that the golang file implementing this will be treated as the idiomatic implementation, so that others may look at it and re-code it into their language of choice.
Three new arguments are added to the notecard utility:
Cannot be merged until
a) note-go is merged from hub branch
b) note-go has been pushed to the public repo
c) the temporary copy of note-go is deleted from this branch, and
d) the 'replace' directive for note-go is eliminated from go.mod
e) the bin's are 'published' and the notecard utility can be downloaded & run from a Raspberry Pi