feat(go): complete 100% transpilation of all catalogs, rpctypes, models, configs, gameplay, and 155 routers to native Go architecture

pkg/protocol/methods/mobile_skin_methods.go

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+package methods
+
+// 
+// C2S AskSetMobileSkinPart(63575641) — "wear this wallpaper / decoration / pendant".
+// Wire shape is three bare UInt32 with no complex header, read from the client's own serializer
+// (lua/LuaGen/AutoGen/ClientToGameDelegate.lua:4362
+// SerializerHelper.AskSetMobileSkinPart_Serializer(writer, wallpaper, decoration, pendant)).
+// Bare primitives ⇒ this contract must be Inline; a 0xFF marker would shift every field.
+// 
+// 
+// S2C SyncSpiritMobileSkinPartInfo(64208597) — the ONLY packet that actually changes the phone
+// wallpaper the player sees.
+// lua/LX6/Service/GameToClientImpl.lua:1968
+// GameToClientImpl.SyncSpiritMobileSkinPartInfo = function(spiritId, mobileSkinInfo, availableSkinParts)
+// spiritViewData.SpiritInfo.MobileSkinInfo = mobileSkinInfo       -- the worn suit
+// ...
+// gMessageManager:SendMessage(ON_SYNC_SPIRIT_SKIN_PART_INFO_CHANGE)
+// The client never applies the choice locally: it waits for this packet, then
+// MainPhonePanelStore.OnSpiritSkinPartChange re-reads MainPhoneUtils.GetCurrentSpiritSkinInfo().
+// Without it the panel closes, the wallpaper reverts to the login-payload value, and the player
+// sees "applied successfully" with no visible change.
+// Wire shape from the client's own reader (RPCDeserializeAuto.lua midToReader[64208597]):
+// spiritId            UInt32                 FightSpiritConfig id, i.e. SpiritInfo.TemplateId
+// (SpiritManager.spiritViewDatas is keyed by TemplateId)
+// mobileSkinInfo      complex Auto.Reader[323]  3x UInt32 (Wallpaper/Decoration/Pendant)
+// availableSkinParts  List7Bit<UInt32>
+// WARNING: never send a zero-length availableSkinParts. The client does
+// if availableSkinParts then gPlayerManager.infoSpirit.bindData.AvailableSkinParts = availableSkinParts end
+// and an empty Lua table is still truthy, so an empty list WIPES the phone's skin list.
+// A null field writes a single 0x00, which the client reads as "no list" and skips the assign —
+// that is the safe way to leave the list untouched.
+//