i2pd-specific changes to I2P protocols

SAM

SESSION CREATE and DEST GENERATE support additional parameter CRYPTO_TYPE specifying crypto type for new local destination

new values for SIGNATURE_TYPE:

GOST_GOSTR3411256_GOSTR3410CRYPTOPROA or 9
GOST_GOSTR3411512_GOSTR3410TC26A512 or 10

I2PControl

i2p.router.status is 1 if shared local destination is ready, and 0 if not
i2p.router.net.tunnels.successrate returns tunnel creation success rate in percents
i2p.router.net.total.received.bytes returns total received bytes since last restart
i2p.router.net.total.sent.bytes returns total sent bytes since last restart

BOB

Unlike Java-I2P, i2pd keep supporting BOB with the following extensions:

Session Management

zap — Terminates the BOB service entirely, closing all active sessions and stopping the service from accepting new connections.
quit — Ends the current user session with BOB without shutting down the service itself.

Tunnel Control

start — Initiates the tunnel associated with the current nickname.
stop — Stops the tunnel associated with the current nickname.
status <NICKNAME> — Displays the status of the tunnel identified by the specified nickname.
list — Lists all configured tunnels.
clear — Removes the current nickname from the list of configured tunnels.

Nickname and Key Management

setnick <NICKNAME> — Creates a new nickname for a tunnel.
getnick <TUNNELNAME> — Sets the current nickname to the one associated with the specified tunnel name.
newkeys [signaturetype] — Generates a new key pair (public and private keys) for the current nickname. By default, this uses the DSA signature type and ElGamal encryption. To generate keys with a specific signature type (e.g., EdDSA), specify the desired type: For example, newkeys 7 generates an EdDSA key pair (supported only in i2pd).
getkeys — Retrieves the current key pair for the current nickname.
setkeys <BASE64_KEYPAIR> — Sets the key pair for the current nickname using the provided BASE64-encoded key pair.
getdest — Returns the destination for the current nickname.

Tunnel Configuration

outhost <HOSTNAME|IP> — Sets the outbound hostname or IP address for the tunnel.
outport <PORT_NUMBER> — Sets the outbound port number that the tunnel will contact.
inhost <HOSTNAME|IP> — Sets the inbound hostname or IP address for the tunnel.
inport <PORT_NUMBER> — Sets the inbound port number that the tunnel will listen on.
quiet <True|False> — Determines whether to send the incoming destination information.
option <KEY>=<VALUE> — Sets an option for the current tunnel. Note: Do not use spaces in the key or value.
settunneltype <socks|httpproxy> — Sets the tunnel type to either SOCKS or HTTP proxy.

Additional Commands

lookup <I2P_HOSTNAME> — Performs a lookup for the specified I2P hostname and returns its destination.
lookuplocal <I2P_HOSTNAME> — looks for LeaseSet with specified address in router's netdb
ping <I2P_HOSTNAME> - Pings remote destination. Returns "pong <BASE32_ADDRESS>: time=<VALUE> ms" if success and "timeout" is not
help <COMMAND> — Provides help information for the specified command. If no command is specified, lists all available commands.

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