Fix missing .txt extension in proxy output filenames

[MichaelMVS]

Summary

When _save_working_proxies is called with an output_base that has no file extension (e.g. `working-proxies-2026-04-11_03-40-00`), the saved proxy files were being created without the `.txt` extension.

Root Cause

`os.path.splitext("working-proxies-2026-04-11_03-40-00")` returns `("working-proxies-2026-04-11_03-40-00", "")`, giving an empty extension. The old code only set `ext = ".txt"` when `not ext`, but the filenames were then constructed as `{base}-{protocol}{ext}`, resulting in files like `working-proxies-2026-04-11_03-40-00-http` — missing the `.txt` extension.

Fix

Initialize `base = output_base` and `ext = ".txt"` by default, and only use `os.path.splitext` when the output_base ends with a known extension pattern. This ensures files always get the correct extension.

Files Changed

• CheckProxies.py: Fixed _save_working_proxies file extension logic

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Updates _save_working_proxies in CheckProxies.py to ensure generated per-protocol output filenames include a default .txt extension when the user-provided output_base has no extension, aligning proxy output naming with the script’s expected plain-text output format.

Changes:

• Default ext to .txt and treat output_base as the base name unless it ends with a recognized extension.
• Conditionally apply os.path.splitext only for a fixed set of extensions (.txt, .csv, .json, .log).

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[Copilot]

The new allowlist-based endswith(('.txt', '.csv', '.json', '.log')) means user-supplied extensions outside that set (or uppercase variants like .TXT) will be ignored and the code will always append .txt, changing the CLI/API behavior compared to simply honoring whatever extension the user passed. Consider reverting to always using os.path.splitext(output_base) and only defaulting to .txt when the split extension is empty (and optionally treating ext == '.' as “no extension”), rather than restricting to a fixed list.

Suggested change

	# Split off the extension (e.g. ".txt") to get the base name
	# If the output_base has no extension, we treat the whole thing as the base
	base = output_base
	ext = ".txt"
	if output_base.endswith(('.txt', '.csv', '.json', '.log')):
	base, ext = os.path.splitext(output_base)
	# Split off the extension (e.g. ".txt") to get the base name.
	# If the output_base has no extension, we treat the whole thing as the base
	# and default to ".txt". Treat a lone "." as no extension as well.
	base, ext = os.path.splitext(output_base)
	if not ext or ext == '.':
	base = output_base.rstrip('.') if ext == '.' else output_base
	ext = ".txt"

[Copilot]

PR description says the previous logic set ext = '.txt' when splitext returned an empty extension, but the removed code in this hunk already does exactly that. It would be good to add a minimal repro in the PR description (exact --output value) or adjust the code accordingly, because as-written this change may not address the originally reported case and could be masking a different issue (e.g., an output_base ending with a dot).

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