Core decryptFile + encryptFile methods

[tomholub]

part of #275, do before #195 or #196

need to add the following method to Core. Roughly:

 public func decryptFile(encrypted: Data, keys: [PrvKeyInfo], msgPwd: String?) throws -> CoreRes.DecryptFile {
 let json: [String : Any?]? = ["keys": try keys.map { try $0.toDict() }, "msgPwd": msgPwd]
 let decrypted = try call("decryptFile", jsonDict: json, data: encrypted)
 let meta = try decrypted.json.decodeJson(as: CoreRes.DecryptFileMeta.self)
 return CoreRes.DecryptFile(...) 
 }

here is the code of the typescript handler:

 public decryptFile = async (uncheckedReq: any, data: Buffers): Promise<Buffers> => {
 const { keys: kisWithPp, msgPwd } = ValidateInput.decryptFile(uncheckedReq);
 const decryptedMeta = await PgpMsg.decrypt({ kisWithPp, encryptedData: Buf.concat(data), msgPwd });
 if (!decryptedMeta.success) {
 decryptedMeta.message = undefined;
 return fmtRes(decryptedMeta);
 }
 return fmtRes({ success: true, name: decryptedMeta.filename || '' }, decryptedMeta.content);
 }

need to be mindful of ability to handle the error scenario.

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similarly for encryptFile:

 public encryptFile = async (uncheckedReq: any, data: Buffers): Promise<Buffers> => {
 const req = ValidateInput.encryptFile(uncheckedReq);
 const encrypted = await PgpMsg.encrypt({ pubkeys: req.pubKeys, data: Buf.concat(data), filename: req.name, armor: false }) as OpenPGP.EncryptBinaryResult;
 return fmtRes({}, encrypted.message.packets.write());
 }

[tomholub]

@ekievsky please get started on sending/downloading encrypted messages.

Please ensure that it's done the same way browser extension does it, and is compatible. Ask questions if unsure.

[tomholub]

To test these methods, you can write a unit test that encrypts some file, then decrypts it, then compares content.

[ekievsky]

How may I mock this case?

if (!decryptedMeta.success) {
 decryptedMeta.message = undefined;
 return fmtRes(decryptedMeta);
}