[9.x] Add mailer name to data for SentMessage and MessageSending events#46079
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This PR adds the mailer name to data for the
MessageSendingandSentMessageevents.It is impossible to detect through which mailer a mailable is sent when listening to the
MessageSendingandSentMessageevent.There are some use cases where this is a benefit:
Stop sending the email depending on the mailer.
Storin outgoing mail with its mailer (from a package)
When using different mailers and a custom failover logic, it is important to know from which mailer a message was sent. Especially when using a package and the only way to intercept mails are the events.
Accessing the mailer from event data looks like this: