- the old "FETCH: ANY PROACTIVE" grouping label is gone: filter_label() now
gives every command its own label, so the menu lists FETCH and TERMINAL
RESPONSE individually — the multi-select filter (and the presets) cover the
combinations that the grouping used to bundle
- the proactive presets keep their meaning: they name FETCH and TERMINAL
PROFILE and reach the rest (a TERMINAL RESPONSE included) through the SW
91xx rule; selecting FETCH now also brings its GET RESPONSE, which carries
the fetched proactive command
- tests: the proactive-preset case follows the split (a TERMINAL RESPONSE is
covered by 91xx, not by its name) plus a new case pinning the separate
labels and the FETCH/GR pairing; 527 Python + 73 Node tests
- PWA_VERSION/pyproject/version.py 2.7.1, SW cache simtrace-analyser-v81
- the single-command <select> becomes a checkbox dropdown: the filter is a
set of entries (an empty set shows everything), so any number of commands
can be shown at once instead of one
- three fixed presets select whole conversations:
* Proactive sessions — FETCH, TERMINAL PROFILE and every command the card
answered with SW 91xx (the proactive-session initiators)
* Proactive + events — the same plus ENVELOPE
* File operations — SELECT, READ BINARY, READ RECORD, UPDATE BINARY,
UPDATE RECORD (their GET RESPONSE, which carries the data/FCP, comes
along through the existing response_for linkage)
presets and single commands combine as a union, and the menu lists the
session's commands with their counts
- the button summarises the selection ("All commands" / one name /
"{n} commands"); Escape or a click outside closes the menu; focusing an
APDU from the Files panel/map still clears the filter first
- tests: a new filter test (the matching rules per entry kind, the GR
linkage, the presets, the union, the summary, the menu rows, the RU keys
and the wiring pins), and the focusMessage tests follow the new state;
527 Python + 72 Node tests
- README/README_RUS describe the filter; PWA_VERSION/pyproject/version.py
2.7.0, SW cache simtrace-analyser-v80
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