fix: preserve WriterTo and ReaderFrom in BasePathFile#577
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fix: preserve WriterTo and ReaderFrom in BasePathFile#577JY-Sun-K wants to merge 1 commit intospf13:masterfrom
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Closes #576
Issue #576
Summary
io.WriterToandio.ReaderFromonBasePathFileio.Copyfast-path behavior throughBasePathFsWhy
BasePathFswraps opened files inBasePathFile, which hides optional interfaces implemented by the underlying file. As a result,io.Copycan no longer observeio.WriterTo/io.ReaderFromand falls back to the generic copy loop.This restores those optional interfaces on the wrapper while keeping
afero.Fileunchanged and preserving the existingBasePathFspath-jail behavior.Test Plan
go test ./...