v1.6.0

New Features

• Added monocle watch: stream live BGP messages from RIPE RIS Live with the
  same filter semantics as monocle parse:

  monocle watch --origin-asn 400644
  monocle watch --host rrc00 --prefix 45.57.60.0/24 -S --record incident.mrt.bz2
  monocle watch --origin-asn 13335 --json | jq -c 'select(.prefix|contains("2400:cb00"))'

  Host, prefixes, peer IPs, and elem type are pushed down to the RIS Live
  subscription to reduce traffic; origin ASN, peer ASN, community, and
  AS-path predicates always run client-side with parser semantics (the RIS
  path pattern cannot express AS_SET origins, and every element predicate
  is re-checked locally because RIS selects whole UPDATE messages).
  Multi-value prefixes and peer IPs expand to one subscription per
  combination. Any filter is accepted; a completely unfiltered invocation
  requires --firehose to drink the full stream (~5k msgs/s measured);
  server-side scope (--host/--prefix/--peer-ip) is recommended to cut
  bandwidth. --record PATH writes the filtered stream to an MRT updates
  file (BGP4MP) for offline replay with monocle parse. Reconnects with
  backoff on abnormal disconnects; live vantage is RIS collectors only, not
  global visibility.
  (#154)

Bug Fixes

• Fixed the Docker image entrypoint, which hard-coded monocle server and made
  the documented docker run bgpkit/monocle <command> usage fail. The
  entrypoint is now monocle with server as the default command, so a bare
  docker run still starts the server while other subcommands run directly,
  e.g. docker run --rm bgpkit/monocle:latest watch --host rrc00.
  (#155)