Adds Add-VerkadaHelixEvent function #265
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Adds a new function, Add-VerkadaHelixEvent, to allow users to generate Helix events in Command. The function takes parameters such as camera ID, event type UID, timestamp, and attributes to create the event. It leverages the Verkada API to post the event data. The function also includes error handling and logging capabilities. Updates the module manifest to include the new function and aliases. closes #261
Adds Add-VerkadaHelixEvent function
Adds Add-VerkadaHelixEvent function
Adds Add-VerkadaHelixEvent function
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Adds a function to create Helix events in Command.
This function uses the Verkada API to generate events, allowing users to specify camera ID, event type, timestamp, and attributes.
The module manifest is also updated to include the new function and its aliases.