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Bound large Gmail downloads and Drive upload transfers - #40
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Large Gmail attachments exceeded the Lambda JSON response contract, and large Drive uploads had the same base64 ingress problem. The CLI now downloads bounded Gmail ranges with whole-file SHA256 and atomic output, while Drive uses metadata-only initiation and a scoped Google resumable session with final checksum and account readback. Existing safe full Gmail responses and small Drive uploads remain supported. Validation: 64 focused API/CLI/provider tests passed, covering bounded wrappers, corrupted or changed chunks, destination preservation, safe session URLs, expiry, uncertain transfer status recovery, and end-to-end transport. Full tests and deployment run through CI. No production uploads or credential changes performed.