Add dispute evidence upload pipeline#353
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Closes #281
Summary:
Implemented a dispute evidence pipeline for the backend.
Added endpoints to upload, list, and retrieve dispute evidence under /escrows/:id/evidence. Uploads now accept multipart files, validate allowed evidence types, enforce size/count limits, send files to IPFS, and store returned CIDs with file metadata on the dispute record.
Also updated dispute filing so existing evidence CIDs are attached as metadata, added an evidenceFiles JSON field plus migration, added IPFS streaming support, protected evidence access for dispute parties/admins, added upload rate limiting, and wrote focused tests for the evidence flow.