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I want to get this old Windows C++ Gepard research project into a clean working Visual Studio 2022 state for a private lab. Please make it compile for Win32 and x64 on Windows 10 or 11, keep the existing purpose of loading gepard_o.dll, saving original API bytes, applying the existing fixed offset patches, hooking the send and receive paths, and printing packet buffer logs to a console.

Don’t invent new bypass behavior or new targets, just organize and modernize what is already here so I can study how the legacy hooks worked. If the old Detours files cause problems, update the project to a current Detours setup and note what changed. Add clear comments around any hard coded offsets and make failures easy to understand with console messages. Please also update the README with exact build steps in Visual Studio 2022 and a warning that offsets must be rechecked when binaries change. Look up current docs online if needed.

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