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Document SEQ.CI in CHANGELOG. Add it to nmap-os-db with MatchPoints of 0, not

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that it matters because there are no prints that have it yet.
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# Nmap Changelog ($Id$); -*-text-*-
o There is a new OS detection test called SEQ.CI. Like TI and II, CI
classifies the target's IP ID sequence generation algorithm. CI is
based on the responses received to the probes sent to a closed port.
The algorithm for closed ports has been observed to differ from that
for open ports, though for what operating systems this happens is
not yet known. The new test won't have an effect until new
fingerprints containing it are added to nmap-os-db. Dario Ciccarone
suggested this enhancement. [David]
o OS fingerprints now include the SEQ.II test (ICMP IP ID sequence
generation) even if there are no other SEQ test results. [David]

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# are used when there are no perfect matches to determine which OS
# fingerprint matches a target machine most closely.
MatchPoints
SEQ(SP=25%GCD=75%ISR=25%TI=100%II=100%SS=80%TS=100)
SEQ(SP=25%GCD=75%ISR=25%TI=100%CI=0%II=100%SS=80%TS=100)
OPS(O1=20%O2=20%O3=20%O4=20%O5=20%O6=20)
WIN(W1=15%W2=15%W3=15%W4=15%W5=15%W6=15)
ECN(R=100%DF=20%T=15%TG=15%W=15%O=15%CC=100%Q=20)