POC: Use stream categories and permissions for aggregation event definitions

[kingzacko1]

Adds a pseudo-SearchUser class EventProcessorSearchUser to use when adding streams to event processor searches. The class is used to respect stream permissions of the event definition owner when adding streams to event definitions with no streams assigned or with stream categories that need to be mapped to stream IDs.

/nocl just a POC for now

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[danotorrey]

@kingzacko1 This LGTM and tests successfully for both filter and aggregation events and with categories and standard streams. The approach looks good as far as I can see. I will do a little more testing with permissions on Monday morning.

I did not see any errors being logged about a missing header I think like you were mentioning. Are you still seeing those on your side?

[kingzacko1]

@danotorrey did you create an event definition with a user other than admin? I think it needs to have ownership checks hitting the DB before those warnings pop up.

[danotorrey]

@kingzacko1 I just tested with an event definition created by another user and still did not see the error. We can take a look after the high five if you have some time.

[kingzacko1]

I'm closing this for now. We will likely handle something like this in a more sweeping change to event definitions as a whole.