Introduce a cross-platform libpcap/Npcap capture backend with a Windows raw-socket fallback and plumbing to select backends via --capture-backend. Add ctypes-based libpcap wrapper (open_libpcap_capture, CaptureStats, LibpcapUnavailable) and a backend factory; refactor live capture runner to use the new backend, StopKeyMonitor, and improved clipboard handling. Make session and protocol decoders resilient to pipelined/multi-page responses and non-byte-aligned streams (alignment iterator, alignment-aware decoding, embedded-record trimming, slice support). Update mitmproxy flows adapter to reuse LiveHistorySession. Expand console messages and docs/README to explain cross-platform requirements, usage, and capture diagnostics. Minor: update package description in pyproject and adjust ARC/response handling and row bookkeeping to record row indices.
Add decoding for Monopoly reward keys and switch reward metadata to be looked up by decoded id. Implement decode_reward_key() and infer_reward_type(); replace the previous raw-key KNOWN_REWARDS approach with REWARDS_BY_ID built from mappings/*.json. Add mappings/items.json and expand mappings/arcs.json. Update decoder to produce reward_id, use REWARDS_BY_ID, and change guess_quantity() to accept reward_id. Refactor pool_mappings to reuse the new mapping loader, and update tests and docs to validate mapping files and document the reward key encoding/behavior.
Initial NTE history exporter
Add a Windows live-capture exporter for NTE pull history with support for
Permanent Monopoly, Limited Monopoly, and Arc Miracle Box histories.
Included:
- live packet capture via Windows raw sockets
- CSV and JSON export generation
- normalized reward and banner mapping files
- Monopoly v7 Points Gift / Chase Reward classification
- Arc Miracle Box decoding with shared pity metadata
- timestamp grouping and UID generation
- Windows launcher scripts with admin prompting
- docs for usage, export format, limitations, and packet notes
- tests covering decoder behaviour and mapping consistency
Generated exports, captures, briefs, and local data are ignored for privacy.
