feat(processing): Implement ExtremeDumper synthetic PE reconstruction for .NET memory payloads - #3196
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Implements the ExtremeDumper '.NET PE Rebuild' logic synthetically onto the CAPEv2 Python processing engine.
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rebuild_dotnet_peinsidelib/cuckoo/common/dotnet_utils.pythat aligns Memory to File Layout and iterates backwards from the(b"BSJB")Metadata Signature to synthesize a fakeIMAGE_COR20_HEADER.process_filenatively insidemodules/processing/CAPE.py.TYPE_STRING == '.NET JIT MSIL bytecode'metadata generated natively by capemon.