Add Wirepeek to DevTools Extensions > Workflow

[SYNCRoSoft]

Adds Wirepeek to DevTools Extensions > Workflow, at the bottom of the section per contributing.md.

Why it belongs here: it's a DevTools panel for traffic the Network tab shows but doesn't decode. WebSocket frames arrive on the wire as 42["event",{...}] - Engine.IO packet type 4 wrapping Socket.IO type 2 - with a bare 2 heartbeat mixed into application traffic and binary payloads shown as an opaque blob. Wirepeek resolves the framing into event names and a JSON tree, and unwraps nested base64/gzip, MessagePack, CBOR and Thrift. It hooks WebSocket.prototype in the page's main world at document_start, so it captures the handshake and survives reloads - which the Network tab cannot when DevTools is opened after the connection.

Read-only, no account, no backend, one permission (storage). Free.

Disclosure: I'm the author. Published to the Chrome Web Store on 2 July 2026, so it's well past the two-week guideline in contributing.md, and I use it daily on my own real-time work.

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Closing this one: the commit was authored with my GitHub noreply address, which the CLA bot can't match to my signed agreement. Reopening as a fresh PR with the commit authored under the email the CLA is signed with. Sorry for the noise.