Now extracts files with forbidden symbols in name

[Kistras]

Creates "?Datalist" files and alike
Fixes? #1
Now opens Star trek online files

[lokkju]

I've been distracted, but this is a good catch. That said, I'd like to see it log and report the original filename to the user; or, if possible, escape any special filename chars. One of the goal is to be able to rebuild the hogg, for which we'd need the full filename

[Kistras]

I'd like to see it log and report the original filename to the user; or, if possible, escape any special filename chars. One of the goal is to be able to rebuild the hogg, for which we'd need the full filename

I'm probably way too late for that, but I done that now. It's a bit clunky, but should work.
You can rebuild the name by using the following example code:

fn = "i'2:3**4.,m2?/s?><q%|help|+asd%2"
forbiddensymb = ["%", ":", "*", "?", ">", "<", "|", "+"] # "%" has to go first, otherwise you might replace it in wrong places
print(fn) # i'2:3**4.,m2?/s?><q%|help|+asd%2

# Encoding
for k, sym in enumerate(forbiddensymb):
    fn = fn.replace(sym, f"%{k}")
print(fn) # i'2%13%2%24.,m2%3/s%3%4%5q%0%6help%6%7asd%02

# Decoding
# It has to go in reversed order, otherwise "%" will get replaced way too soon, breaking filename as a result.
# I'm using reversed(list(enumerate(k))) to iterate through list backwards while still receiving correct item indexes.
for k, sym in reversed(list(enumerate(forbiddensymb))):
    fn = fn.replace(f"%{k}", sym)

print(fn) # i'2:3**4.,m2?/s?><q%|help|+asd%2

Note that forbiddensymb list is expected to be the same when you both encode and decode, otherwise some errors might arise.
probably should've changed the name