feat(common): add error messages for file validators #14213
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Currently, the file validation system (e.g., MaxFileSizeValidator and FileTypeValidator) provides error messages that are not context-aware.
Specifically:
MaxFileSizeValidator uses a default error message that does not include the current file size if available.
FileTypeValidator uses a default error message without referencing the current file's MIME type.
This limits the usefulness of the error messages for developers, as they lack specific context regarding what caused the validation failure.
Issue Number: #14070
What is the new behavior?
This PR enhances the error message generation for file validators:
example code:
MaxFileSizeValidator:

Error messages now dynamically include the current file size if provided, improving the clarity of validation failures.
Example:
FileTypeValidator:

Error messages now include the current file's MIME type, allowing developers to understand which type was detected during validation.
Example:
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?