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fix(backup): read oversized pack blobs with kit v0.32.2 - #1177
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Existing backups can contain single-segment zstd frames larger than 512 MiB. Kit v0.32.2 restores access to those blobs on 64-bit systems and writes new oversized blobs with a smaller decoder window. Generated with Codex Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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Update kit to v0.32.2 so backup and restore can read existing pack blobs larger than 512 MiB on 64-bit systems. Newly written oversized blobs use a smaller zstd window, and existing packs need no rewrite.
Reading an old single-segment frame can require memory proportional to its full blob size. Explicit streaming limits remain enforced, and 32-bit decoders retain their 512 MiB window ceiling.
Includes the fix from kit #163.