Get full hexdump of parsed packet in Pyshark
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Unfortunately, you cannot at the moment. Pyshark parses the output of tshark which does not contain the original packet bytes. You can try "reassembling" the packet yourself but I wouldn't recommend it.
As it stands, this feature can be added but is not possible at the moment, if you want that specifically I suggest you use a different package or parse only the packets (without any protocols) yourself or using construct (or other similar packages).