Add Go firewall logs parser mirroring JavaScript implementation

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Implements a Go firewall logs parser that extracts network access patterns from proxy logs, mirroring the existing JavaScript parser in pkg/workflow/js/parse_firewall_logs.cjs. Integrates into both logs and audit commands with structured output.

Implementation

Core Parser (pkg/cli/firewall_log.go)

• Parses 10-field space-separated format: timestamp client_ip:port domain dest_ip:port proto method status decision url user_agent
• Field-for-field validation matching JS regex patterns (timestamp, IP:port, domain, status, decision)
• Classifies requests as allowed/denied based on status codes (200/206/304 vs 403/407) and proxy decisions (TCP_TUNNEL/TCP_HIT vs NONE_NONE/TCP_DENIED)
• Aggregates per-domain statistics (allowed/denied counts)

Data Structures

• FirewallAnalysis - structured analysis result with totals, domain lists, per-domain stats
• FirewallLogSummary - aggregates across multiple workflow runs
• DomainRequestStats - tracks allowed/denied counts per domain

Integration Points

• Modified ProcessedRun, RunSummary, DownloadResult to include FirewallAnalysis
• Added analyzeFirewallLogs() to artifact download pipeline (parallel to existing access log analysis)
• Extended logs report with buildFirewallLogSummary() for cross-run aggregation
• Automatic console/JSON rendering via struct tags

Example Output

Console:

🔥 Firewall Log Analysis
Total Requests   : 8
Allowed Requests : 5
Denied Requests  : 3

JSON:

{
  "firewall_log": {
    "total_requests": 8,
    "allowed_requests": 5,
    "denied_requests": 3,
    "allowed_domains": ["api.github.com:443", "pypi.org:443"],
    "denied_domains": ["blocked.example.com:443"],
    "requests_by_domain": {
      "api.github.com:443": {"allowed": 2, "denied": 0}
    }
  }
}

Testing

• 17 unit tests covering valid/invalid field formats, malformed lines, partial fields
• 2 integration tests for real-world parsing and multi-run aggregation
• Smart caching in run_summary.json with version tracking

Reference: https://github.com/githubnext/gh-aw/actions/runs/18795259023

Original prompt

Here’s a cleaned and precise prompt for gh-aw:

Update the logs and the audit command to add a Golang base parser for the firewall logs. This parser should mirror the existing JavaScript firewall logs parser. It must extract firewall information into a structured object and attach it to the logs or audit result, which will then be rendered to console or JSON.

Key requirements:

• Implement a Go (Golang) base parser for firewall logs.
• Use the JavaScript firewall logs parser as a reference for fields, normalization, and error handling.
• Output a structured object (strongly typed in Go) representing the parsed firewall data.
• Integrate the structured object into:
  • logs pipeline (so it appears in logs output)
  • audit command result (so it appears in audit output)
• Ensure both console rendering and JSON serialization include the new structured firewall data.
• Add unit tests covering:
  • successful parses
  • malformed lines
  • partial/missing fields
• Maintain backward compatibility for existing logs/audit outputs.
• Provide minimal performance overhead when the parser is disabled/not applicable.
• Include documentation/comments describing:
  • expected input format(s)
  • field mapping parity with the JavaScript parser
  • examples of console and JSON outputs

Deliverables:

• Go parser implementation (package: logs or audit subpackage as appropriate).
• Wiring into logs and audit command flows.
• Tests for the parser and integration points.
• Updates to any compile/lint workflows if new files or packages are added.

Uae this run https://github.com/githubnext/gh-aw/actions/runs/18795259023

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Pull Request Overview

This PR implements a Go firewall logs parser that mirrors the existing JavaScript implementation in pkg/workflow/js/parse_firewall_logs.cjs. The parser extracts network access patterns from proxy logs and integrates them into both the logs and audit commands with structured console and JSON output.

Key Changes:

• Added comprehensive firewall log parsing with field-for-field validation matching JavaScript regex patterns
• Implemented request classification (allowed/denied) based on status codes and proxy decisions
• Integrated firewall analysis into artifact download pipeline with automatic aggregation across workflow runs

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 9 out of 9 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.

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File	Description
pkg/cli/firewall_log.go	Core parser implementation with validation, classification, and analysis logic
pkg/cli/firewall_log_test.go	Unit tests covering valid/invalid formats, malformed lines, and aggregation
pkg/cli/firewall_log_integration_test.go	Integration tests for real-world parsing and multi-run aggregation
pkg/cli/logs_report.go	Added FirewallLogSummary struct and buildFirewallLogSummary() function
pkg/cli/logs.go	Integrated firewall analysis into ProcessedRun, RunSummary, and DownloadResult
pkg/cli/audit.go	Added firewall log analysis to audit command workflow
docs/src/content/docs/reference/frontmatter-full.md	Removed outdated firewall feature flag documentation
.github/workflows/research.lock.yml	Updated JavaScript parser with enhanced validation
FIREWALL_LOG_PARSER_IMPLEMENTATION.md	Comprehensive implementation documentation

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