Just a follow up, I ended up going with a full standalone ECU - the
Adaptronic E420C.
The other piggyback contender was the
Jaycar DFA, but it's unknown what the tuner support is like. All three piggybacks worked in the same way, that is by adjusting the AFM/MAF voltage to trick the OEM ECU into seeing a different airflow. The concern was what would happen once the airflow was above 100% in boosted conditions. Some US companies appear to be using the XEDE with some oversized injectors with trim across the entire range to get around this problem, but to me that seems to be a bit of a hack, and the computer would likely add more timing than optimal since it is expecting less load.
The Adaptronic seems to be working quite well after the standard aftermarket ECU teething issues (all settings related; cranking pulsewidths etc).