Live BGP and OSPF control-plane participation — NetClaw itself acts as a protocol speaker: peer with real routers, inject/withdraw routes, query its own RIB/LSDB, adjust metrics, GRE tunnel status. Use when injecting or withdrawing BGP routes, checking the state of NetClaw's own BGP peering, querying its own OSPF LSDB, or testing route advertisement in a lab. This does not query an existing device's routing table — for that, use `pyats-routing` (Cisco) or `pyats-junos-routing` (Juniper) instead.
