fix: encode volume content version in source prefix#279
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People using volumes shoot themselves in the foot because of how
volumes updatecommand works. When they add a bunch of files to the directory they uploaded from previously they end up having a ton of files under the samesource_prefixin their volume they did not intend to have. This increases volume size and as a result coldstart time.This PR adds a version encoded into the
source_prefixof the volume so that update command always results in the files in distinct path we pull from in the tigris bucket. We anyways re-uploaded everything with update command even if the files already existed in the bucket, so no negative impact to UX.