A second MA example

[rfilmyer]

It's not base64, it's not seemingly Ascii85 (or the deflate headers are off), but I am adding it as an example to help future decorders

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Expanded the documentation by adding a detailed example showcasing MIAM messages with encoded data for the A350-900.
  • Updated information to confirm and preserve the decoder’s ability to partially reassemble and decode messages.

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Walkthrough

The documentation in research/MA.md has been updated with a new example (Example 2) that provides multiple lines of garbled MIAM messages from the A350-900. Additionally, the line referencing the libacars decoder has been modified to ensure its information on partial message reassembly and decoding remains intact. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
research/MA.md	- Added Example 2 featuring multi-line garbled MIAM messages from the A350-900. - Updated the libacars decoder line to preserve its partial reassembly and decoding details.

Poem

Hop along the coding lane,
A new example is here to explain.
Garbled bytes in a playful spree,
A350’s secret in lines we see.
I, a bunny, cheer with glee! 🐰

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

research/MA.md (2)

29-31: Specify Language for Fenced Code Blocks
Multiple fenced code blocks in this document (e.g. at lines 29, 33, 37, 41, 45, 49, and 53) are missing language identifiers. To adhere to markdownlint guidelines (MD040) and improve clarity (and potential syntax highlighting in some renderers), consider adding a language specifier—for example, use text if these blocks are intended as raw output examples.

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67-68: Clarify Decoder Capabilities and Deflate Header Considerations
The updated note stating that libacars appears to have a decoder capable of partially reassembling and decoding the messages is clear and useful. In light of the PR objectives—where it is mentioned that the content is neither base64 nor Ascii85—it may be helpful to explicitly note that this example could indicate nonstandard deflate headers. Such a note would further assist decoder developers in troubleshooting header issues.

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

research/MA.md (1)

25-28: New Example 2 Addition
The new "Example 2 (from D-AIXQ, an A350-900)" section is a valuable addition that provides extra context for decoding MIAM messages. It aids future decoder implementations by expanding the range of provided examples.

[kevinelliott]

Looks great, thank you for the addition!