feat(subscriptions): Scripts for consuming events#2948
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Description
Introduces reusable scripts and test scenarios for working with subscription webhooks locally.
Key features
Webhook consumer script
Starts a local webhook server (requires ngrok) and prints incoming events.
Supports optional custom handling — if a request is not intercepted, it falls back to logging. Some connectors require a response during provider webhook validation; this is handled via
subscription.NewWebhookRouter().Subscription + consumer flow script
Provides an end-to-end workflow for creating subscriptions and consuming events.
Notes
Scripts
No webhook input
Invallid URL format or empty string exists the script.
Event Consuming
Infinite listener which outputs all incoming events.
Killing script
Interrupting the script accepts the signal, gracefully shuts down the webhook handler, and exits the loop that receives messages from the webhook routine.
Successful script run
Subscribes to create and delete. Then invoke create, update and delete. The 2 expected messeges arrive and update had no side effects.