That will be difficult without a meta-level description that reliably identifies and categorises the structure and content of what is, in essence, an arbitrary chunk of binary code.
I think It is not a big problem.
I
know that it is. I've already investigated the topic, I understand the issues. I'm trying to be diplomatic.
DTC offer storage of binary data for 100 kb per once. Such meta-level descriptionn is independent from network consensus. It is normal to have some different implementation of saving data in dtc. f.e we have some different image formats. gif, jpeg and other. We can have some different ways to store big size data in dtc.
I don't see the relevance of these statements to the issue that binary data is impenetrable. All you can do is try one parsing after another until .... oh, a dickpic (or something).
But we need to start.
An old joke: Tonto and the Lone Ranger are surrounded by hostile Indians.
The Lone Ranger:
Its looks like were in a lot of trouble, old friend! Tonto: What do you mean we, Paleface?Cheers
Graham