chore: Release

- Added contribute section to docs
- Update and Minor Fix for documentation
- Remove unused dev testing
- Migrate wseye to wsee
- Bump version
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.wsee/VERSION

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-1.10.0
+1.11.0

README.md

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 # wsee
-A CDN Domain Fronting Tool or Websocket Discovery. Should work on any CDN but more focused on `CloudFlare` and `CloudFront` CDN.  This tool provides multiple technique to ensure target endpoint can fall under specific protocol, indicated via `101` statuses. Can be used for **Bug  Hunters** to find any delicate domain related to CDN especially on FreeNet / Free Internet fields.
+A CDN Domain Fronting Tool or Websocket Discovery. This tool provides multiple technique to ensure target endpoint can fall under specific protocol, indicated via `101` statuses. Can be used for **Bug  Hunters** to find any delicate domain related to CDN. Should work on any CDN but only featured `Cloudflare` and `Cloudfront` as in-built ready to use.
 
 ## Features
 - `wsee: to go` an Easy to use, scans whenever needed with Clean interactive Python script. Usable across any device that supports for `python`. PS: Even work on `Termux` and `WSL`.
@@ -9,9 +9,10 @@ A CDN Domain Fronting Tool or Websocket Discovery. Should work on any CDN but mo
 - ***Don't have a wordlist?*** : `wsee` got you covered with `Online Subdomain Enumeration` feature using `HackerTarget` as source.
 - Accept `.csv` as wordlist, breaking the barrier of must used `.txt` and made it compatible for other Enumeration Tool Output.
 - Supports for Internal Storage for `Termux` users.
-- Supports for HTTP2 Protocol Upgrade indicated as `h2c`.
+- Supports for `HTTP/2` Protocol (clear-text only).
 - New `Rotate` Mode feature; Now you can rotate `proxy` and `hostname` individually. This is useful if the target only accept specific proxy or ssl masking.
 - Auto script updater handled with config located in `.wsee/CONFIG`
+- Also include `Normal` mode, to find SSL/Direct bugs without protocol or domain fronting.
 - New Enhancement each Updates
 
 # How it works
@@ -20,7 +21,7 @@ The tool works; is by following the general idea of Upgrading protocol indicated
 ```
 headers = { "Connection": "Upgrade", "Upgrade": protocol }
 ```
-Even though it uses a basic headers, some Endpoint are Headers dependant. In `websocket` for example; it may require `X-SS` or `Sec-` or `User-Agent` entry in order upgrade connection to be accepted by the server, this usually happen on `Amazon` endpoints. Make sure to add those manually into the headers and the script will do the rest.
+Even though it uses a basic header, some Endpoint are Headers dependant. In `websocket` for example; it may require `X-SS` or `Sec-` or `User-Agent` entry in order upgrade connection to be accepted by the server, this usually happen on `Amazon` endpoints. Make sure to add those manually into the headers and the script will do the rest.
 
 ##### **SSL Failure**
 In the newer version of `OpenSSL`; it doesn't support `Legacy Connection` and consider it as an exception. Due to this, you need to install custom OpenSSL Config by simply define it into your environment variable:
@@ -45,7 +46,7 @@ For Termux users; you can now takes input from Internal Storage. `Termux` is abl
 termux-setup-storage
 ```
 ##### **Disable Update**
-Latest releases introduce auto-update feature. It's a small feature but you're now no longer needs to scrape whole directory to install new releases. You can just change `true` statement into `false` inside wsee config located in `.wsee/CONFIG`:
+Latest releases introduce auto-update feature. It's a small feature but now, you're no longer need to scrape the whole directory to install new releases. To `Disable` it: You can just change `true` statement into `false` inside **WSee** config located in `.wsee/CONFIG`:
 ```
 {
 	"config":{
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 ```
 
 # Installation
-`wsee` uses 3rd-party module, make sure to install `requests` before running, or else:
+**WSee** uses 3rd-party module, make sure to install `requests` before running, or else:
 ```
 apt install python3, python3-pip
 apt install git
@@ -71,7 +72,12 @@ This Repo is build on top of other works, I'm not a jerk that steals other peopl
 - Thanks to [@fdxreborn](https://github.com/fdxreborn) for letting me to enhance his tools. This Repo is built on top of his awesome works at [cfchecker](https://github.com/fdxreborn/cfchecker)
 - Also thanks to [@PalindromeLabs](https://github.com/PalindromeLabs) for ZGrab uses in Websocket Discovery. This repo borrows some material from [STEWS: Security Testing and Enumeration of WebSockets](https://github.com/PalindromeLabs/STEWS)
 
-You can also support my work by offering me some free Doughnut xD:
+# Contribute
+You can also contribute to this project by creating a pull-request or donating some CDN domain. Your contribution will be listed in our [Guild](https://github.com/Guild-Net) as-well in future content related to **WSee**. Currently; we're looking for `(GCP) Google Cloud Platform`, `Akamai` and `Fastly` CDN Domain. Alternatively, you can also support my work by offering me some free Doughnut xD:
 https://saweria.co/mc874
 
+**Do note that** : 
+- Your CDN domain will be used for `domain-fronting` purposes.
+- The risk of being public should be taken as personal consideration. 
+
 <p align="center"><img alt="Preview" src="https://i.postimg.cc/bYkbMnFQ/Screenshot-2022-05-23-16-40-37-84.jpg"></p>