The explorer used to render ZK transfers as "unknown opcode" because the parser was Bitcoin-Core-flavoured and didn't speak our witness-v2. Refactored to detect the privacy opcode prefix early in the decoder, then route to a dedicated renderer that shows nullifiers, commitments, and proof byte length without ever trying to interpret the encrypted note ciphertext.
Genesis scan was the surprise win: by walking from height 0 with the new parser, I found 4 mis-attributed legacy txns that the old explorer had been showing as "coinbase" forever. Bug fix and historical-correctness fix in one commit.
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