It includes scs_archive, a command-line tool to easily read the contents of .scs files. The tool is designed for Linux and macOS. (I'm told it works on Windows, too, but I personally have zero interest in Windows, so I wouldn't know.)
Installation requires Perl v5.34 or later and is easiest by using cpanminus:
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cpanm Archive::SCS
scs_archive --version
(By the way, there's also a separate module for reading the contents of SII files, Data::SCS::DefParser. It has no command-line interface, but you can use it through Perl.)