Add typed events for all user hooks and legacy events #18348
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Signed-off-by: Christoph Wurst <[email protected]>
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Crazy work!
We shall document this!
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There is a lot of dark magic we use for user change propagation. That is why removing the emit stuff in #18225 failed on CI terribly. This needs a more in-depth analysis.
To still get the new events in for 18 I created a modified version where I leave the old mechanisms in place and just convert the old stuff to the new (and not the other way around). The cleanup will follow for 19.
Supersedes #18225.