Consume published CatHub protocol packages#552
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QsoRipper now consumes CatHub protocol version 0.1.1 from crates.io and NuGet.
The Rust engine uses
cathub-protocol. The .NET engine usesCatHub.Protocol. This change removes the duplicated WinKeyer broker proto snapshot and its comparison script. The integration guide now identifies CatHub as the protocol source.The wire package remains
qsoripper.servicesfor CatHub 0.1 compatibility.Validation:
build.ps1 checkpassed. The focused Rust CW tests passed with 24 tests. The focused .NET CW tests passed with 16 tests. Buf lint passed.Parent issue: #540
Closes #551