[WIP] Initial implementation of pulse listener#6246
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@suhaibmujahid this is just to show the idea of a separate simple queue listener that calls the API. It does listen properly, but to test it in integration with the API, I need the build repair agent deployed. It also emails the result to a developer.
The good thing about it is that it does not interfere with the API deployment, and the API stays single-responsibility. All the triggers and result processing live separately. It can be developed and tested separately "microservices" way.
The downside is that we need to manage a separate deployment. It could be a part of the same deployment stack as the API and UI, though.