Pst item storage structure - #4
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- Contacts exported as vCard 3.0 with FN, N, ORG, EMAIL, TEL, ADR, BDAY
- Appointments exported as iCalendar 2.0 with VEVENT
- Notes (Message items in folders containing 'note') exported as plain text
- Same storage structure as .eml: {checksum}-{id}.{ext} in folder hierarchy
- readpst fallback counts .vcf/.ics/.txt when present
- Update tests to count all extracted file types
Co-authored-by: Andrey Oblivantsev <eslider@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Andrey Oblivantsev <eslider@gmail.com>
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Extend PST import to store contacts as .vcf, calendars as .ics, and notes as .txt, aligning with the existing .eml storage structure.
This change leverages
go-pst'sAppointmentandContactproperty structs. Appointment subjects and bodies are extracted viaPropertyContext. Sticky notes (IPM.StickyNote) are treated as messages and saved as.txtfiles if their folder path includes "note". The storage structure for these new item types mirrors that of.emlfiles.