Create download endpoint `/files/download?...` as well as `/files/download/[[file_path]]`

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This will allow easy-to-use download urls

/bounty $10

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Attempt	Started (UTC)	Solution	Actions
🟢 @gavin-openops	Mar 01, 2026, 08:36:38 PM	#26	Reward
🟢 @ArnavK-09	Mar 22, 2025, 06:27:11 PM	#6	Reward

[ArnavK-09]

/attempt #5

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[Iceshen87]

Hi tscircuit team! 👋

I can create the download endpoint!

My Plan:

1. Review existing file server endpoints
2. Implement /files/download endpoint
3. Add proper authentication/authorization
4. Test file downloads
5. Add documentation

Timeline: 1-2 days
Bounty: $10 works for me!

Why I am a good fit:

• Experience with file server APIs
• Familiar with Express/Node.js
• Strong backend development skills

Ready to start!

• Ethan (Iceshen87)

[gavin-openops]

/attempt #5

Plan:

1. Read contribution/style docs first.
2. Implement both download endpoint patterns.
3. Add/update tests for path + query variants.
4. Submit focused PR with /claim Create download endpoint /files/download?... as well as /files/download/[[file_path]] #5.