The Platform Support table already described the three build targets
but the Installation block still only showed the default invocation.
A reader could see that a windows target existed without knowing how
to actually build it. Adds example --target invocations for portable,
windows, and all, and softens the dependency paragraph since GCC and
libpcap are only required for the native target.
Replaces the "Linux/macOS only, use WSL on Windows" note with a
table showing the three supported build configurations (default cgo,
CGO_ENABLED=0 Linux, Windows), which tools are available in each,
and which proxy path works. Also drops a stray reference to a
specific KNOWN_ISSUES section number that will drift over time.
- README.md: expand "Proxychains Support" into "Proxy Support" with
two subsections (proxychains via LD_PRELOAD, and the new -proxy
SOCKS5 flag). Adds -proxy to the Common Flags table, adds a quick
example, and updates the final Notes line so "all tools work
through proxychains" also covers -proxy.
- KNOWN_ISSUES.md: add entry #8 "UDP Features Disabled Under -proxy"
with a table mapping affected tools to concrete workarounds
(supply -port directly, pass -dc-host / -dc-ip / -target-ip,
supply -parent-dc). Renumbers "Remaining Gaps" to #9.
Jacob Paullus