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To an extent, wonder cards presently have no purpose for the end user, since they can't be injected (a change since LGPE). However, the data is useful for various references, and maybe in the future it can be distributed by a wireless distributor? one can hope. In any case, using these wonder cards, we know which byte in the fashion block is changed. Fashion blocks can be found here.

No. Ball data exists for Gen 3 and onwards. Ball data don’t exist for Gen 1 & 2 captures, so Transporter defaults it to Poké Ball

@theSLAYER I mentioned in the second paragraph that Gen 2 will be ideally uploaded in a few days, as it is still being filled up with pokemon. My limited free time, and the need to zero out the Gen 2 software's unique "one-pokemon-per-campaign" date flag in the save's hex between each distribution, all makes it take a bit of time. The reason I uploaded the Gen 3 saves now instead of waiting until I also had the Gen 2 save is because this link is needed before Saturday morning to go along with some further public documentation. Ideally I'll have the Gen 2 save uploaded by or on Saturday, but no guarantee. @TheSchilling Are you referring to the campaign data from the actual distribution machine's memory cards? All of the machine's software and data are totally unusable unless you have the original machine in your possession, so there's no point in anyone uploading them until we have an emulation or public hardware solution available. Which if you refer to my explanation in the main post, it will likely take quite some time. Don't worry, the data is in possession of enough people to where it won't end up being lost. It will eventually be public one way or another, I will make sure of that.

The mystery gift for LGPE was checking for a ribbon, when it never gets applied or transferred. https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/4771158194396562206e255a848beb86ce5231bf