client: Allow passing custom download URLs to the download API

[avgerin0s]

The download URL is the url returned in the downloader callback, depicting the location of the downloader's job result for the client to go and fetch it.

Up to now the downloader server added a default download URL to all of the callbacks assuming that all of its jobs result in the same storage.

Now that downloader supports passing custom downloadURL per job we need to support it on the client side also.

This commit also adds a new attribute in callbacks, named download_url_scheme to be able to distinguish what kind is the backend storage (e.g. http, https, s3)

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR adds support for custom download URLs in the Ferto client's download API, allowing the downloader to specify different storage locations for job results rather than using a default URL scheme.

• Adds a download_url parameter to the client's download method
• Introduces download_url_scheme attribute to the callback for identifying storage backend type (e.g., s3, http, https)
• Updates test specifications to handle the new parameter throughout the codebase

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 5 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
lib/ferto/client.rb	Adds download_url parameter to download method and includes it in request body
lib/ferto/callback.rb	Adds download_url_scheme attribute that parses the scheme from download_url
spec/ferto/client_spec.rb	Updates test arrays to include the new download_url parameter
spec/ferto/callback_spec.rb	Adds test coverage for download_url_scheme parsing
CHANGELOG.md	Documents the new feature in version 0.2.0

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[ftsamis]

Closing as not needed (see skroutz-internal/sre-task-management#885). The downloader already supports per-job storage via s3_bucket/s3_region, and every current client works with the single global download_url, so the client does not need to pass a custom download URL.