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[POC] Extensible config management #1992

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POC to extend config management capabilities of c8y-configuration-plugin with user-provided extensions.

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```toml
exts = [
{ exec = '/etc/tedge/config-plugins/camera-agent.sh', type = 'traffic-cam-1' },
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I was in two-minds on specifying the type here in the config file. Another possible approach would have been to support a list command as well, just like software management plugins, that'll allow these extensions to declare the configuration types that they can support.

I stuck with this option as I felt that such extension scripts would be fairly generic and would be able to handle any number of config(app) instances. Making that script discover all the deployed configs(and even filtering them) probably is much more work for the end-user than just listing the instances that he wants to manage in the config file itself.

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