Changed object names for aMISP complience and unification of credit cards

[MoonsBeast]

Renamed objects and their related variables and parameteters to be MISP compliance.

MISP:

• Base64
• Phone-number
• Bitcoin-address
• Twitter
• Telegram
• WhatsApp
• SHA1
• SHA256
• Onion-address

The rest of classes and params is modified in order of uniformity.

Fixed credit card duplicated search and parameters by merging the processes.

Added modified params to README.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR renames various Item subclasses and their related parameters for MISP compliance, consolidates credit card detection logic to eliminate duplicates, and updates the README with the new parameter names.

• Renamed Item subclasses (e.g., Phone → PhoneNumber, BTC_Wallet → BitcoinAddress) and updated all corresponding flags and usages.
• Merged generic and vendor-specific credit card regexes into a single extraction step to avoid duplicate detections.
• Updated README to reflect the new flag names for each extractor.

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
restalker/restalker.py	Renamed classes, flags, and variables for compliance; unified CC extraction; minor URL-extraction tweaks.
restalker/init.py	Updated imports to match renamed classes.
README.md	Updated usage examples and parameter flags to match new names.

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restalker/restalker.py:658

• Avoid using a mutable default argument for keywords. Consider changing the default to None and then inside the constructor set self.keywords = keywords or [] to prevent unexpected shared state.

class reStalker:

restalker/restalker.py:974

• Add unit tests covering the combined credit card extraction logic to verify both specific and generic patterns are correctly merged and deduplicated, ensuring no valid cards are missed or duplicated.

            card_numbers = set(card_numbers + generic_card_numbers)

README.md:92

• The zeronet_ctxt flag (used for context-based ZeroNet element extraction) is not documented here; consider adding a note or example to explain its purpose and how it differs from zeronet_address.

- **ZeroNet** URLs `(zeronet_address=True)`