Update README.md and DEVELOPMENT_PLAN.md with pytchat status
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1. **`pytchat` Installation and Basic Usage:**
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* **Action:** Install the `pytchat` library.
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* **Action:** Create a basic Python script to fetch and display chat using `pytchat` for a given live stream ID.
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* **Status:** **COMPLETED.** The `pytchat_listener.py` script is working as expected.
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2. **`pytchat` Internal Mechanism Analysis:**
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* **Action:** Investigate how `pytchat` manages session/authentication internally (e.g., does it require a logged-in browser session, or does it generate necessary headers?).
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* **Action:** Understand how `pytchat` handles the `continuation` token and polling.
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**Prioritization:** All research will prioritize **open-source and Linux-compatible solutions**. Compliance with YouTube's Terms of Service remains a critical factor.
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**Next Steps:** The findings from this revised research will be compiled into a structured document to inform the design and implementation of a robust YouTube Live Chat monitoring solution.
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**Next Steps:** The findings from this revised research will be compiled into a structured document to inform the design and implementation of a robust YouTube Live Chat monitoring solution.
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