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Maybe we should put the Lua file in devTools? It's also empty except for the mrcal converter, so it'd be nice to make a decision on what to do there. |
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DevTools rather than shipping it with the website makes sense to me |
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Can we get this moved into there and the docs updated? After that, I think it should be good to merge. |
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A wireshark dissector can be handy for quickly visualizing time sync messages. See the docs for how to use this!
Full disclosure -- this dissector was generated by Claude 4.5, and I spot-checked all the numbers for correctness. This seems like idiomatic Lua to me, but I don't know Lua at all. I don't see a nice QOL thing nobody else will use as being a tech debt concern.
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