fix(services/cos): preserve list metadata etag and last_modified#7331
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fix(services/cos): preserve list metadata etag and last_modified#7331
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Which issue does this PR close?
Closes #7306.
Rationale for this change
COS list responses include
ETagandLastModified, but the normal list path only deserializedkeyandsize, so list metadata lost those fields even thoughstat()could return them.What changes are included in this PR?
LastModifiedandETagin COSListObjectsOutputContentlast_modified,etag, andcontent_md5in the normal COS lister pathAre there any user-facing changes?
Users of COS list operations can now read
etagandlast_modifiedmetadata from list results consistently across bindings.AI Usage Statement
Used Codex (GPT-5) to investigate the issue, implement the fix, run tests, and validate the behavior with a Python reproduction script.