Add Pip-Boy state to transform sync

Adds optional `isPipboyOpen` to transform packets, remote player state, proxy animation logging, and fake client/player samples. Updates protocol and architecture docs to describe the new Pip-Boy open/raising/closing state and related movement-state handling.

plugin/include/F4TNetworking.h

@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ namespace F4T::Networking
 		bool a_isJumping = false,
 		bool a_isCrouching = false,
 		bool a_weaponDrawn = false,
+		bool a_isPipboyOpen = false,
 		float a_movementSpeed = 0.0F,
 		float a_animationGraphSpeed = -1.0F,
 		std::span<const F4T::RemotePlayerState::RemoteEquippedItem> a_equippedItems = {},

plugin/include/F4TProxyAnimationSync.h

@@ -68,6 +68,7 @@ namespace F4T::ProxyAnimationSync
 		bool lastIsJumping{ false };
 		bool lastIsCrouching{ false };
 		bool lastWeaponDrawn{ false };
+		bool lastIsPipboyOpen{ false };
 		float lastGraphSpeed{ 0.0F };
 		float lastDirection{ 0.0F };
 		std::optional<LocomotionTier> lastLocomotionTier{};

plugin/include/F4TRemotePlayerState.h

@@ -80,6 +80,7 @@ namespace F4T::RemotePlayerState
 		bool isJumping{ false };
 		bool isCrouching{ false };
 		bool weaponDrawn{ false };
+		bool isPipboyOpen{ false };
 		float movementSpeed{ 0.0F };
 		float animationGraphSpeed{ -1.0F };
 		bool hasEquipmentUpdate{ false };