docs: update notes on HokakuCafe BIN file names

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1. Perform as few actions as possible per session. Each session should be focussed on as few aspects of the game as possible to minimize "noise" (unrelated packets) which makes it difficult to decipher what is actually going on. For example, rather than uploading a session of playing random courses on Super Mario Maker it would be more helpful if the session was focussed on one part of the game, such as 100 Mario Challenge, starring a course, etc. That way it's clear exactly what the packets are doing in game.
2. When submitting, please provide a detailed description of what was done in the session. For example "Loaded course world and played a random course, starred the course and played a recommended course". This will add further context as to what the packets are doing in the dumps.
3. When submitting, please rename the dumps to something meaningful. Such as `played-and-starred-course-smm-jpn.pcap` rather than `did-something.pcap` or `12-20-23.pcap`. This does not apply to HokakuCafe BIN files, as they must remain named as they are. The file name of HokakuCafe BIN files gives us your NEX username (PID).
3. When submitting, please rename the dumps to something meaningful. Such as `played-and-starred-course-smm-jpn.pcap` rather than `did-something.pcap` or `12-20-23.pcap`. This does not apply to HokakuCafe BIN files, as they must remain named as they are. The file name of HokakuCafe BIN gives us important information regarding your session not found in the BIN data itself.
# Game Packets
Game packet dumps are the packets sent during a session to a game server. These packets are typically encrypted, so additional data will need to be submitted in order for us to decrypt them. There are several ways to dump these packets and the data needed to decrypt them.