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Introduce a new event handler mechanism that allows users to hook into the message passing procedure via `Event`, `handle_event`, and `broadcast_event` functions. Events are broadcast before and after message rule calls, enabling debugging and monitoring capabilities. Key changes: - Add `event_handler.jl` with event types and handler interfaces - Extend `MessageMapping` to include an event handler parameter - Support both custom handler types and NamedTuple-based handlers - Add documentation for the events system - Include comprehensive tests for event handler functionality
this is required to inject the callbacks properly, plus we do the breaking release already. Could break (and improve) more things as well then
- `compute_product_of_messages` now accepts the `AbstractVariable`, makes it easier to identify the variable inside the callback
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Summary
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Callback events:
Callback handlers can be nothing (no-op), a callable, a Tuple of callables, or a Dict keyed by event name. Includes CallbackResultReducer for aggregating results across events.
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Test plan