What Changed in v2.1.3

TFTP server (-tftp / --tftp-server) — goshs can now serve files over TFTP, the one classic transfer protocol it was missing (next to HTTP/WebDAV/FTP/SFTP/SMB). Listens on UDP port 69 by default so built-in clients like Windows' tftp.exe work out of the box, and supports both downloads (RRQ) and uploads (WRQ) with blksize/tsize option negotiation. Honors the IP whitelist and --read-only/--upload-only, rejects path traversal, and is advertised via mDNS. Hand-rolled with zero new dependencies.

# Serve the webroot over TFTP (port 69 needs privileges)
sudo ./goshs -tftp

# Custom, unprivileged port
./goshs -tftp -tftp-port 6900

Reverse-shell payload generator — A new generator tab in both the web UI and the --tui dashboard builds reverse-shell one-liners from a shared payload database (Bash, nc, Python, PHP, PowerShell, Perl, Ruby, and more), with LHOST/LPORT substitution and optional URL/Base64 encoding (PowerShell payloads as -EncodedCommand).

TUI interface display (#187) — In --tui mode without an explicit -i, the status line now lists every bound interface IP instead of just showing 0.0.0.0.
TUI template variables — The status line now reflects every --tpl-var KEY=VALUE entry, not only LHOST/LPORT.
TUI status line — Enabled FTP/SFTP and TFTP servers are now surfaced in the status bar like the other protocols.
Config ldap_jndi — The example config shipped a non-binding ldap_jndi_enabled key; the correct, working key is ldap_jndi.
Config ldap_wordlist — A ldap_wordlist value set via the config file was silently ignored; it is now applied.

COPR spec fixes — networking enabled and the debug build disabled so package builds succeed.
Shell completions (bash/zsh/fish) updated with the new -tftp / --tftp-server / -tftp-port flags.

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