I have a file that stopped downloading halfway and now sits on my drive with the extension “.zip.oplusdownloadfile”. Although its name hints at a ZIP, it is in fact a text-based payload that never finished transferring. I still need every readable character that was already written to disk. Your task is straightforward: open this incomplete file, peel away whatever wrapper or header it uses, and deliver the entire plain-text content that can be salvaged. I’m not looking for specific keywords or delimited sections—just dump everything that exists in a clean UTF-8 text document. You are free to use any recovery workflow you trust—hex editors, partial ZIP extractors, Python scripts with io / zipfile, command-line tools like dd or strings—so long as the final result is the intact text that currently resides inside the incomplete download. If some blocks prove unrecoverable, note those offsets so I know what’s missing. Deliverable: a single .txt file containing all recoverable text plus a brief note (a paragraph is fine) describing the method you used and any limitations encountered. I’ll supply the .zip.oplusdownloadfile as soon as we start.