Convert chromeCookies/chromeNetworkActionPredictor to LAVA (per-browser tables)#731
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…rowser tables) Apply the multi-browser pattern: keep each artifact's existing query and rows, generate a per-browser HTML report and per-browser LAVA table for every browser found, and return a combined dataset with a trailing 'Browser Name' column. - chromeCookies: three datetime columns marked; output "standard". - chromeNetworkActionPredictor: no datetime column; output ['html','tsv','lava']. Queries and rows unchanged (structurally verified against main). Function keys dropped since decorated functions resolve by name.
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Continues the Chrome-family conversion with the per-browser pattern (#729, #730).
For each browser found, generates a per-browser HTML report and a per-browser LAVA table (
<Browser> - Cookies,<Browser> - Network Action Predictor), then returns a combined dataset with a trailingBrowser Namecolumn for the combined TSV/timeline/LAVA outputs. Browser identified at runtime viaget_browser_name.standard.['html','tsv','lava'].Each artifact's existing query and
data_listrows are unchanged — verified structurally againstmain, so these clear the structural gate in addition to the per-browser restructuring.Verified: both parse, are lint-clean, and the plugin loader resolves them with no warnings. (No test data for these two in available extractions; the per-browser pattern itself was behaviorally confirmed in #729/#730 on a Samsung extraction.)