Added fisheye hook script#137
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This script adds hook for fisheye/crucible tool. Based on jenkins hook script.
It triggers fisheye scan of repository with same name set up there. It has three parameters:
groovy.fisheyeServer(required) - base URL for the RESTful services. For example:http://my-fisheye-server:8080orhttp://my-fisheye-server:8080/context(for server with fisheye deployed under some context)groovy.fisheyeApiToken(required) - fisheye RESTful API token for authenticating requestsgroovy.fisheyeRemoveGitSuffix(optional, false by default) - whether to remove.gitsuffix from repository name when triggering re-index. Sometimes repositories' names in fisheye do not contain that suffix, this is when one wants to use it.