Completes the MIFARE Classic catalog with its datasheet wire commands (the standing rule: every
transponder exposes its full datasheet command set, like NTAG21x), each carrying its wire opcode
so it autocompletes by name and by the hex/binary opcode value, with the block memory map:
AUTH_A 0x60 / AUTH_B 0x61 auth a sector (test whether a key works; auth is otherwise implicit)
READ 0x30 / WRITE 0xA0 (existing)
INCREMENT 0xC1 / DECREMENT 0xC0 / RESTORE 0xC2 / TRANSFER 0xB0 value-block ops
PERSONALIZE_UID 0x40 / SET_MOD_TYPE 0x43 EV1 (opcode + hint; execution not yet wired)
CHK (key finder) / HALT 0x50 (existing)
core: hf.mf.value(block, action, value, transfer_block, key, key_type) wires CMD_HF_MIFARE_VALUE
(0x0627) — payload mirrors the stock client's CmdHF14AMfValue / firmware MifareValue (key[0:6],
action[9], transferBlk[10], operand[11:15], transfer-key[27:33], nested-auth flag[33]); the op is
committed to transfer_block, or in place when None; a cross-sector transfer sets the nested-auth
flag. INCREMENT/DECREMENT/RESTORE commit in place; TRANSFER copies a value block block->dest.
No completer/memory/app changes — the machinery is data-driven off the catalog.
Hardware-verified on a MIFARE Classic 1K: identify; c1/60/b0 (and binary) surface INCREMENT/AUTH_A
/TRANSFER with the block map; AUTH_A reports the right key ok and a wrong key failed; a value
round-trip INCREMENTed 100 -> 105 with the value-block format intact (block restored after). 1370
green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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