fix(sermon-audio): upload large videos via chunked S3 to avoid nginx 502s - #109
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SermonAudio distribution now uses SermonAudio’s multipart S3/R2 upload for videos 8 MiB and larger, instead of one POST of the whole file. That POST was failing with nginx
502 Bad Gatewayon multi‑gigabyte sermons even when a slightly smaller file succeeded.Part PUTs follow trusted 307/308 redirects to SermonAudio, Cloudflare R2, and Amazon S3 hosts, which is required for their signed upload URLs. Smaller files and thumbnails still use the original POST to
uploadURL.