Add new events#2692
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once a new agent is registered, fire an event so plugins can act on this.
Add ability for plugins to act whenever a fact is updated or added
Notifying a human user via logging is fine but for an automated system a plugin will need to trigger on system ready and let connected services know.
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Description
A plugin in Caldera required knowledge of when facts were added or updated and when a new agent is added. These events can be shared with others.
Type of change
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How Has This Been Tested?
Each uses the same single function call. If fire_event works, then these will work. No additional tests besides fire_event's are needed.
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