Expand sudochop: host-side receiver tools, konsole search/strings commands, README

[Copilot]

The project lacked any host-side tooling to receive data from the device, had search and strings konsole commands stubbed as "Not implemented", a memory leak in cmd_hexdump, and a one-line README.

Host-side tools (tools/)

• receive_dump.py – connects to port 2420, reads the 8-byte little-endian total-size header from dump.dylib, streams the raw disk image to a local file with progress/speed reporting
• receive_keys.py – connects to port 5000, receives and parses the XML plist from crack.dylib via plistlib, pretty-prints keys in priority order (AES 835/89A/89B, EMF, DKey, passcode, class keys, UUID, HFS+ info, boot args); optionally saves raw plist

python3 tools/receive_keys.py 192.168.1.100 --output keys.plist
python3 tools/receive_dump.py 192.168.1.100 iphone.img

konsole shell (konsole/konsole/shell.c)

• cmd_search – searches a kernel memory region for a hex byte pattern; uses a hex_char_to_int() helper for explicit per-character validation without sscanf; null-checks both malloc calls
• cmd_string – finds printable ASCII runs ≥ configurable min length (default 4) with a separate trailing-run flush after the loop; prints address: string for each hit
• Both added to the commands[] dispatch table with descriptions
• Fixed memory leak in cmd_hexdump: buf was never free()d

Housekeeping

• README.md – replaced one-liner with architecture diagram, per-module descriptions, build/deploy steps, and host-tool usage
• .gitignore – covers __pycache__, Xcode build/, *.dylib, .DS_Store, disk images

Original prompt

Analyze this project and figure out how it can be expanded