UserInterface: 32-bit LONG sockets in TItemData/TShopItemData

The 40250 wire structs hold Win32 long (4 bytes) sockets; on LP64 `long`
is 8, so each TShopItemData was too wide and SHOP_SUBHEADER_GC_START/_EX
misread every item after the first. Pin the wire size with a static_assert.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

extension/src/port/UserInterface/GameType.h

@@ -321,7 +321,7 @@ typedef struct packet_item
     BYTE        count;
 	DWORD		flags;
 	DWORD		anti_flags;
-	long		alSockets[ITEM_SOCKET_SLOT_MAX_NUM];
+	LONG		alSockets[ITEM_SOCKET_SLOT_MAX_NUM]; // PORT: LONG, the 32-bit Win32 long
     TPlayerItemAttribute aAttr[ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_SLOT_MAX_NUM];
 } TItemData;
 
@@ -331,12 +331,15 @@ typedef struct packet_shop_item
     DWORD       price;
     BYTE        count;
 	BYTE		display_pos;
-	long		alSockets[ITEM_SOCKET_SLOT_MAX_NUM];
+	LONG		alSockets[ITEM_SOCKET_SLOT_MAX_NUM]; // PORT: LONG, the 32-bit Win32 long
     TPlayerItemAttribute aAttr[ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_SLOT_MAX_NUM];
 } TShopItemData;
 
 #pragma pack(pop)
 
+// PORT: wire sizes of the 32-bit client (SHOP_SUBHEADER_GC_START/_EX send 40 of these back to back).
+static_assert(sizeof(TShopItemData) == 43, "TShopItemData must match the 40250 wire layout");
+
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