feature: added iptables (legacy) and iptables-nft plugins#1974
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linux.iptables — Extracts active firewall rules from Linux memory images by walking the ipt_table / ip6t_table kernel structures via the ISF symbol table. Outputs rules for both IPv4 and IPv6 across all tables (filter, nat, mangle, raw) with their match expressions and targets, equivalent to iptables-save / ip6tables-save without requiring a live shell.
linux.iptables_nft — Extracts firewall rules from the nf_tables subsystem, covering both native nftables rules and rules loaded through the iptables-nft compatibility layer. Decodes native nft expressions (meta, payload, cmp, nat, log, limit, range) as well as xt_compat match extensions (conntrack, addrtype, multiport, etc.), producing human-readable output similar to nft list ruleset.
Both plugins output: network namespace, address family, table, chain, default policy, rule index, decoded match string, and target. They support Docker-generated rulesets, interface negation, IPv6 addresses, and --ctstate conntrack matching.