Add SiriusXM artifacts for BMW head units - #152
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Two artifacts reading the SiriusXM application's own state store from the head unit persistence volume, where each value is a whole file. - SiriusXM Session Times: last reboot, last online and last heartbeat, stored as Unix milliseconds and divided at the call site because the unit is known rather than inferred from magnitude. - SiriusXM Account and Device: account and device identifiers, reported as stored. Validated against a 2024 BMW MGU logical extraction: 3 and 8 rows. All eleven path globs were checked with the seeker's own fnmatch semantics and each matches exactly one file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds SiriusXM support for BMW head units. Two artifacts from the application's own state store in the persistence volume, where each value is stored as a whole file:
Timestamps are Unix milliseconds and are divided at the call site rather than passed to the magnitude-based helper, because the unit is known. Values are reported as stored. Validated against a 2024 BMW MGU logical extraction, 3 and 8 rows, with every path glob checked against the real file listing.