* added auth to iter_url and created custom open for http fs
* added default value to auth
* Update dvc/utils/http.py
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* Implement export-to-remote functionality
* Redistrubition of functionality from tree to remote
* Pass chunk size into the open_url
* Move functionality away from remote to cache
* Basic progress bars for both transfer types
* Proper job calculation
* Redesign .open() usage in order to work with different trees
* Align the signatures of other open() functions to accept **kwargs
* Implement chunked uploading to the ssh
* Use local cache to compute directory hash (md5)
* S3: multipart upload test
* Wrap local cache's hash_to_path with PathInfo
* Use .isdir() instead of a try/except statement for calculating the from_infos
* New CLI layout (add/import-url)
* Adjust CLI tests to accept new arguments
* tests: import_url/add func/unit tests
* Introduce cache.transfer()
* Invalid CLI combination tests
* Store dir_info key in the transfer_directory
* LocalTree.upload_fobj
* Tests for utils
* Lazy imports on some places
* --to-remote migration (and repo._transfer)
* Use proper temporary location, more efficient pbar calc
* Directory transfer logic rewrite
* Use shutil.copyfileobj()
* Rebase...
* Better tests
* Inline transfer operation to .add() / .transfer()
* Open in the 'rb' mode for the tests
* More tests, better invalid option handling at repo level
* .read() certain amount of bytes to validate the content
* Better invalid argument handling
* Better progress bars by using .getsize() API
* For fallback upload, use the from_info.name instead of temporary naem
* introduce --jobs for add/import-url
This employs generating temporary signed public url and then streaming
from it. The bulk of the code might be reused for other remotes.
Url streaming does resume on connection error using "Range" header and
regenerates public url too.
If remote class doesn't provide .open() then this falls back to pulling
a file and opening it locally.