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fix: align behaviour between go and js for content without paths#3385
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Fixes a bug where due to parallel file imports, the reported size of ingested bytes was getting mixed up. We now tally imported bytes against the reported file name instead of assuming a sequential import, taking care to not let the tally grow until memory is exhausted.
Aligns behaviour between js and go when no path is present during an import - we now pass an empty string instead of `'unknown'`.
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Aligns behaviour between js and go when no path is present during an import
'unknown'.