* Update version to 2.0 - Major version bump because the analyze schema will get some changes.

* [#44] Normalize refs table to deduplicate property strings

The refs table repeated the property_path/property_type strings on every
row, making it by far the largest part of the analyze database. Store the
strings once in new property_names/property_types lookup tables and keep only
integer ids in refs. A refs_view rejoins them to expose the original strings.

- Fix view_material_texture_refs, which used double-quoted string literals
  that SQLite parsed as identifiers (pre-existing, failed on old databases too).

* Adjust expected link to build reporting documentation

…spects of the Analyze schema

add comments explaining some of the less intuitive aspects of the assets and asset_dependencies table, and when it is actually populated.
Document also special case handling of scene roots (including mention of a discovered bug, issue 81)

…PreloadData origin (#84)

* [#82] Rename assets/preload_dependencies tables to reflect their origin

Rename the vaguely-named assets and asset_dependencies tables (and their
views) so it is clear they are populated from the AssetBundle and PreloadData
objects and are mostly empty for Player/ContentDirectory builds:

  assets                -> assetbundle_assets
  asset_view            -> assetbundle_asset_view
  asset_dependencies    -> preload_dependencies
  asset_dependencies_view -> preload_dependencies_view

Bumps the schema user_version 1 -> 2 and raises find-refs'
RequiredSchemaVersion to match, since the renamed tables it queries make
older databases unreadable.

…Pipeline builds (#87)

SBP/Addressables name scene files "CAB-<hash>" (and "CAB-<hash>.sharedAssets"),
which the BuildPlayer- scene regex never matched, so no synthetic Scene object
was created: assetbundle_assets scene rows dangled and the scene->dependency
relationship was lost.

Use the AssetBundle object's m_SceneHashes (scene path -> scene SerializedFile)
to key a synthetic Scene object on the scene's file. AssetBundleHandler creates
that object and its assetbundle_assets row; SerializedFileSQLiteWriter resolves
the same id for a "<file>.sharedAssets" file so PreloadDataHandler and the
content loop attach the scene's dependencies to it. Order-independent because the
id is derived deterministically from the file name.

Adds a scene-bundle analyze regression test. SBP-specific fixture data is tracked
separately (issue #86); the SBP path was verified manually against a large
Addressables build.

* Add AssetBundle Format documentation topic

Add Documentation/assetbundle-format.md, a technical, hands-on companion to the
Unity content overview that covers the AssetBundle object (m_Container,
m_PreloadTable, m_Dependencies), asset preload, and how scenes are laid out
inside a bundle (paired SerializedFiles, PreloadData, and m_SceneHashes for SBP
vs the BuildPlayer- naming convention for BuildPipeline.BuildAssetBundles).
Linked from unity-content-format.md.

* Add documentation links to main README

…ive sample data

…ir own libraries (#88)

* More documentation of the project structure in main README
* Restructure Archive and SerializedFile code into their own libraries

For consistency with the other command implementations - it didn't make much sense that some commands were implemented directly inside UnityDataTool and others as separate libraries.

* [#68] ANALYZE SCHEMA CHANGE - Generalize AssetBundle to Archive

Unity Archives back AssetBundles, Player builds, Content Archives and
ContentDirectory builds, so names that said "AssetBundle" where the concept
is really "any Unity Archive" were misleading (notably for ContentDirectory
builds). Rename those to "Archive", leaving genuinely AssetBundle-object-
specific names (assetbundle_assets, AssetBundleHandler, etc.) untouched.

Schema (user_version 2 -> 3):
- Table asset_bundles -> archives; serialized_files.asset_bundle -> archive.
- The asset_bundle view alias -> archive across object_view and the views
  that build on it (material/shader/texture/dep aliases, monoscript views,
  in_bundles -> in_archives).
- build_report_archive_contents.assetbundle/assetbundle_content ->
  archive/archive_content.

Code:
- AddAssetBundle -> AddArchive; Begin/EndAssetBundle -> Begin/EndArchive;
  Context.AssetBundleId -> ArchiveId; ExtractAssetBundle/ListAssetBundle ->
  ExtractArchive/ListArchive; FileListAssetBundleHelper -> FileListArchiveHelper.
- ReferenceFinder query column and output labels ("Archive:").
- Stripped the stale auto-generated SQL snapshot comments from
  Resources.Designer.cs (they drift; the .sql files are the source of truth).

Tests, compare scripts and documentation updated to match; test key
asset_bundles_count -> archives_count.

Populate the types table from TypeIdRegistry when importing a BuildReport
so the packed asset contents view can display human-readable type names
instead of numeric class ids, even when the build output is not analyzed
alongside the report.