fix(web): decode Postgres blob data as hex bytes#1007
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Description
Fix the blob data proxy response for Postgres-backed storage references.
The Postgres blob data endpoint returns a JSON string containing
0x-prefixed hexadecimal data. The proxy previously passed the hexadecimal characters toBuffer.from()without specifying an encoding, causing them to be interpreted as UTF-8 text instead of the original binary bytes.This change decodes the value using the
hexencoding, matching the existing handling for text-based storage responses.Motivation and Context (Optional)
For example,
0x0001feffwas previously returned as the bytes representing the ASCII string0001feff(3030303166656666) instead of the expected binary bytes (0001feff).A regression test now verifies that Postgres-backed responses preserve the original blob bytes.
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