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Add TCP payload flow-volume telemetry - #186
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Summary
Rationale
Zeek-style connection telemetry makes per-connection byte volume a core investigation primitive, while Wireshark exposes conversation/stream-oriented analysis. NetWatch already tracks directional TCP payload bytes; this increment adds bounded flow-level volume concentration so analysts can quickly tell whether one conversation dominates a capture without storing payload content.
Safety
Offline metadata analysis only. No new active scanning, capture, replay, injection, payload retention, or credential behavior.