Greptile Summary

This PR refactors the chunked file upload logic in both client_browser.dart and client_io.dart to upload up to 8 chunks concurrently using Future.wait, while always uploading the first chunk sequentially to establish the uploadId. The version is bumped from 24.1.0 to 24.2.0 across pubspec.yaml and README.md.

• The worker pool uses a shared nextChunk counter with a while/++ dispatch pattern; this is safe in Dart's single-threaded event loop since the check-and-increment is synchronous between await points.
• In client_io.dart, each concurrent worker opens its own RandomAccessFile (rather than re-opening per-chunk as before), which is a meaningful improvement for file-based uploads.
• Three issues flagged in prior review threads remain unresolved: uncancelled in-flight workers when one chunk fails, a finalResponse/lastResponse tracking path that can return stale data, and the per-open-close pattern for the initial sequential chunk in client_io.dart.

Confidence Score: 3/5

The concurrent upload logic introduces real correctness risks that have been flagged but not yet addressed; merging as-is could silently corrupt a resumed upload after a transient failure.

Three substantive defects identified in prior review rounds are still present: (1) when any uploadChunk call throws, Future.wait surfaces the error but remaining workers keep running, mutating shared state and potentially landing chunks on the server so a retry resumes from the wrong offset; (2) finalResponse is only set inside uploadNext, so if isUploadComplete never fires the caller receives the first chunk response instead of the completed upload metadata; (3) the first sequential chunk in client_io.dart still opens and closes its own RandomAccessFile independently.

lib/src/client_browser.dart and lib/src/client_io.dart - specifically the uploadNext worker loop and Future.wait call in both files.

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