All other ranges and slicing uses exclusive end so i think it make sense
to make it consistent.
Update docs and add additional example for non-byte-aligned field.
Also fixes issue showing zero bit ranges as start-NA.
I think this is closer to what one would expect.
With this fq -d bytes 'scan("...")' will match as a binary and also return binaries,
before as raw decode value one would have to use tobytes to get the binary.
Replaces []Format with a Group type.
A bit more type safe.
Breaking change for RegisterFormat, now takes a first argument that is a "single" format group.
Lots of naming cleanup.
This is also preparation for decode group argument which will enable doing intresting
probing, ex a format decoder could know it's decode as part of probe group (html could
be probed possibly), or have "arg probe" group for decoder who inspect args to know
if they should probe (-d /path/to/schema etc) to enable nice CLI-ergonomics.
This will allow passing both cli options and format options to sub decoder.
Ex: pass keylog option to a tls decoder when decoding a pcap.
Ex: pass decode options to a format inside a http body inside a pcap.
Add ArgAs method to lookup argument based on type. This also makes the format
decode function have same signature as sub decoders in the decode API.
This change decode.Format a bit:
DecodeFn is now just func(d *D) any
DecodeInArg renamed to DefaultInArg
Preparation to make decoder use less memory and API more type safe.
Now each scalar type has it's own struct type so it can store different
things and enables to have a scalar interface.
Also own types will enable experimenting with decode DLS designs like
using chained methods that are type aware.
raw format was a hack to skip decoding to be able to get a binary using tobyte etc.
Now you can do fq -d bytes ... instead of fq -d raw 'tobytes | ...'
