Replace the mutable global `_config.ErupeConfig` with dependency
injection across 79 files. Config is now threaded through existing
paths: `ClientContext.RealClientMode` for packet encoding, `s.server.
erupeConfig` for channel handlers, and explicit parameters for utility
functions. This removes hidden coupling, enables test parallelism
without global save/restore, and prevents low-level packages from
reaching up to the config layer.
Key changes:
- Enrich ClientContext with RealClientMode for packet files
- Add mode parameter to CryptConn, mhfitem, mhfcourse functions
- Convert handlers_commands init() to lazy sync.Once initialization
- Delete global var, init(), and helper functions from config.go
- Update all tests to pass config explicitly
Several handlers used packet fields as array indices or SQL column
names without bounds checking, allowing crafted packets to panic the
server or produce malformed SQL.
Panic fixes (high severity):
- handlers_mail: bounds check AccIndex against mailList length
- handlers_misc: validate ArmourID >= 10000 and MogType <= 4
- handlers_mercenary: check RawDataPayload length before slicing
- handlers_house: check RawDataPayload length in SaveDecoMyset
- handlers_register: guard empty RawDataPayload in OperateRegister
SQL column name fixes (medium severity):
- handlers_misc: early return on unknown PointType
- handlers_items: reject unknown StampType in weekly stamp handlers
- handlers_achievement: cap AchievementID at 32
- handlers_goocoo: skip goocoo.Index > 4
- handlers_house: cap BoxIndex for warehouse operations
- handlers_tower: fix MissionIndex=0 bypassing normalization guard
UserBinary type1-5 and EnhancedMinidata are transient session state
resent by the client on every login. Persisting them to the DB on
every set was unnecessary I/O. Both are now served exclusively from
server-scoped in-memory maps (userBinaryParts, minidataParts).
Includes a schema migration to drop the now-unused type2/type3
columns from user_binary and minidata column from characters.
Ref #158
Add package-level documentation (doc.go) to all 22 first-party
packages and godoc comments to ~150 previously undocumented
exported symbols across common/, network/, and server/.
