Fixes#6. The module was declared as `module gopacket` in go.mod,
which is not a canonical import path. External projects could not
`go get github.com/mandiant/gopacket` to use any of the 24
protocol packages as a library; the only workaround was to clone
the repo and add a `replace` directive to their own go.mod.
This commit:
- Sets `module github.com/mandiant/gopacket` in go.mod.
- Rewrites 434 import statements across 157 files from the bare
`gopacket/...` prefix to `github.com/mandiant/gopacket/...`.
Pure mechanical change, no behavior difference. Makes the README's
library story (pkg/ directory, 24 reusable packages) actually
usable from external code.
Bumps the version string across pkg/flags and all tool banners to
v0.1.1-beta. Marks the first feature release after the initial beta
(adds the -proxy socks flag and UDP-under-proxy guard landing in
this PR).
Note: the version string is currently duplicated 34 times across 27
tool binaries and flags.go. A follow-up PR should refactor every
tool to call flags.Banner() instead of hardcoding the literal, so
future bumps are one-line changes.
Introduces three exports in pkg/flags:
- ProxyFlagUsage: the shared -proxy usage string, so tools that hand-roll
their flag setup render identical help text to Parse().
- ConfigureProxy(url): calls transport.Configure and exits on error.
Centralizes the "fail loud on bad -proxy" behavior.
- RegisterProxyFlag(): registers -proxy on the default flag.CommandLine
and returns a finalizer to call after flag.Parse(). Two-line
integration for tools that don't use flags.Parse().
Parse() now uses these internally. It also calls ConfigureProxy and
applies Debug/Timestamp unconditionally rather than returning early when
NArg == 0; tools that take all their config via flags (listeners, etc.)
were previously losing -proxy because the early return skipped Configure.
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