Add Spotlight Store Files for macOS - #345
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A new reader, scripts/macos_spotlight.py, reads the Spotlight metadata store (store.db, .store.db and the dbStr-N.map tables beside them). Spotlight Store Files reports each record that names a file: content, added, last used, used and download dates, where-from and received-from attributes, rebuilt path, kind, content type, logical size and owner. A record both copies hold with the same values is one row citing both files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a Spotlight Store Files artifact for macOS, with a new reader, scripts/macos_spotlight.py, for store.db, .store.db and the dbStr-N.map tables beside them. Rows come from the records that name a file:
Undocumented attributes are reported as stored. A record both copies hold with the same values is one row citing both files. Byte-identical copies under System/Volumes/Data are read once.
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