[Feature Request] Automatically decompress Brotli compressed response body

Description

Currently, Proxyman iOS App doesn't seems to be supporting Brotli decompression out of the box. I have to export the response body and decompress it using unbrotli, which loses all of the awesome feature (such as TreeView) from Proxyman and instead I have to open the response (typically a JSON) in external programs like VSCode and inspect the response from there.

It would be awesome if the Proxyman iOS App can decompress the Brotli response body based on the Content-Encoding header returned by the server!

Why this feature/change is important?

For one or two responses this might be OK, but for just a bit more responses and the process would feel much more devastating. Considering that Cloudflare supported Brotli compression a while ago, this feature would be a very useful one to have when requesting any modern sites that uses the Brotli compression algorithm.

Start by tracing how the Proxyman iOS App handles captured response bodies and reads the Content-Encoding header. Compare the current export-and-external-decompression workflow with the desired in-app behavior, including preservation of TreeView for Brotli-compressed responses. Done means supported Brotli responses are decompressed automatically without requiring export.