[13.x] Add a global pause switch for queues

[jackbayliss]

Right now, you can pause the scheduler (all of them) out right, but you cant do the same for queues without going into maintenance mode.

This means if you have 14 workers and even more queues, you have to pause each and every individual queue, they may change names with feature changes, which means it becomes a bit of a burden to maintain.

It gets even more technical if you used managed queues, which then means you need to think about the connections as well:
Queue::pause(Queue::getDefaultDriver(), 'hussle');

now becomes:
Queue::pause('cloud', 'hussle'); which means we have to maintain it and gate it between envs.

This PR is a pause switch for all connections and queues, meaning we can do php artisan queue:pause --all (resume works too) with get 2 new events, QueuesResumed and QueuesPaused

This is also useful during deployments.. as we can force pause all workers without tapping into the looping event and save the cache hits

One intentional note: if a queue was paused individually, resumeAll leaves it paused.. Idea being pause/resume and pauseAll/resumeAll are independent switches. This also avoids any B/C 🫡 (I made a note in the docblock to save future pain)

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