Device/Disk: Add VSA read and parse functionality

Implement ability to extract network traffic (CAN, LIN, Ethernet, etc.) from VSA message records on disk. Add a method to Device class that uses the VSAParser and the individual record types to extract messages from the VSA message records and pass them back to the communication system. This routes messages such that it appears as if they were discovered live instead of read from disk. The parse process (in Device) requires determination of metadata about the VSA file system on a device before it can begin extracting messages. This currently only handles data captured from the current coremini script on a device.
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Max Brombach
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#ifndef __VSA04_H__
#define __VSA04_H__
#ifdef __cplusplus
#include "icsneo/disk/vsa/vsa.h"
namespace icsneo {
/**
* Class that contains a partition info record
*/
class VSA04 : public VSA {
public:
/**
* Constructor that created partition info record from bytestream
*
* @param bytes Bytestream to create this record from
*/
VSA04(uint8_t* const bytes);
/**
* Get the timestamp of this record in 25 nanosecond ticks since January 1, 2007
*
* @return Timestamp of this record in 25 nanosecond ticks since January 1, 2007
*/
uint64_t getTimestamp() override { return timestamp; }
private:
/**
* Perform the checksum for this record
*
* @param bytes Bytestream to check against the checksum
*/
void doChecksum(uint8_t* bytes) override;
struct Flags {
bool invalidRequestDetected : 1; // Indicates if an invalid request was detected
uint16_t reserved : 15; // Empty flag bits
} flags; // Mostly empty field for flags
uint16_t partitionIndex; // The index of the partition containing this record
uint64_t timestamp; // Timestamp of this record in 25 nanosecond ticks since January 1, 2007
uint16_t checksum; // Sum of the previous 7 words
};
} // namespace icsneo
#endif // __cplusplus
#endif // __VSA04_H__