fix(sftp): pass original position to read() callback instead of internal cursor#1489
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Fixes #1488
Problem
sftp.read(handle, buf, off, len, position, cb) passes the wrong value as the position argument to cb when len exceeds _maxReadLen. The internal field req.position is used both as a mutable cursor for sequential sub-reads and as the return value for the user callback — so the callback always receives the end-offset of the last sub-read instead of the original position.
Fix
Introduce req.origPosition to preserve the original value across sub-reads, analogous to the existing req.origOff pattern for the off argument.
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Testing
Prior art
This was previously reported as part of #1171 (attached to a different bug). The PR also contains a test case demonstrating the failure.