[ntuple] Rename kTypeDAOS to kTypeObject64 and kTypeS3 to kTypeMulti#22434
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Changes or fixes:
Consolidate locator type naming as suggested in the review of PR #22351.
kTypeDAOSis renamed tokTypeObject64since it is used by both DAOS and S3 Mode B backends.kTypeS3is renamed tokTypeMultisince it represents a multi-field packed locator. Wire format values (0x02 and 0x03) are unchanged.Updated
BinaryFormatSpecification.mdto register locator types 0x02 (Object64) and 0x03 (Multi) in the type table, and added an Object64 payload format diagram to the well-known payload formats section describing the shared layout used by both types.Checklist:
This PR is a follow-up to #22351