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CydandClaude Fable 5 e0d30120e0 SiteConfigMerge tool + operating-model updates from operator input
New: tools/SiteConfigMerge (net48 console app)
- dump: decode any .siteconfig (squads, pods, IPs, MACs, host types)
- merge: combine <siteName>.siteconfig inputs into master.siteconfig,
  renaming squads "<siteName>-<original squad name>"
- Pod records pass through byte-for-byte; only squad records (the
  rename) are re-serialized, under the TeslaConsole assembly identity
  captured from the input. Stand-in types + SerializationBinder, so no
  build dependency on TeslaSuite.
- Warns on duplicate pod GUID/MAC and cross-site IP overlap.
- Verified end-to-end: the real TeslaConsole.exe 4.11.4.1 loaded the
  merged master via its own Site.LoadFromFile (reflection harness).

Doc updates from operator decisions:
- Operating model settled: sites voluntarily hand console authority to
  the central console for the duration of a SiteLink event, by
  contributing their siteconfig. Federation ruled out at current scale.
- Siteconfig "secrets" framing corrected: pod keys have no practical
  value outside the air-gapped bay; files are exchanged per event and
  never stored in this repo (tools only).
- Fleet scale recorded: 6 active pod bays, <120 cockpits in existence;
  bay sizes range console+2 cockpits up to the full 20-node complement.
  Open question 9 answered.
- Hub hosting direction: neutral Firestorm host at the WireGuard hub;
  the FS server usually IS the Live Cam, so stream its output to all
  sites and optionally to the public internet. Mission Review instance
  runs at the hub too - one authoritative debrief streamed everywhere.
- Virtual PDF scoresheet printer at the hub: event debriefings print
  centrally, retrievable from any site on the link.
- Voice (Mumble) backburnered - revisit only on event interest.
- .gitignore: build outputs; siteconfig exclusion rationale reworded.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-10 12:36:07 -05:00

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# Site-operational data lives with the sites, not in the repo
# (.siteconfig files change over time; the repo carries only the tools)
*.siteconfig
*wg-private*
*.key
*.pem
# Build output
bin/
obj/
# Local scratch
scratch/
*.log