Hdtc: Format Portable

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| Value | Type | Size (bytes) | |-------|---------------|--------------| | 0x01 | INT8 | 1 | | 0x02 | INT16 | 2 | | 0x04 | INT32 | 4 | | 0x08 | INT64 | 8 | | 0x0A | FLOAT32 | 4 | | 0x0B | FLOAT64 | 8 | | 0x10 | STRING_UTF8 | variable | | 0x11 | BLOB | variable | | 0x12 | NODE_REF | 2 (node ID) | hdtc format

Paths are represented as dot-separated node names (e.g., "sensors.temperature.celsius" ). However, the binary format never stores strings; instead, names are mapped to node IDs via a located immediately before the value segment. This allows repeated traversal without re-parsing strings. End of Report | Value | Type |

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