objectstorage: Reject container names with a slash#2552
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As per the [OpenStack object-storage docs](https://docs.openstack.org/api-ref/object-store/#create-container), container names must not contain a slash (`/`). With this patch, objectstorage functions error when called with a containerName containing a slash.
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As per the OpenStack object-storage docs, container names must not contain a slash (
/).By accepting them, some functions change their meaning. For example, by passing a container name with a slash to
containers.Create, it is possible to actually create an object (if the container exists already).With this patch, objectstorage functions error when called with a containerName containing a slash.
Fixes #2551