Only increment the number of received messages in the Receiver::receive() method if the message is not empty.#123
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While running some system tests, I noticed that the number of received messages reported in the opmon ReceiverInfo struct didn't always make sense. For example, in a test that had no inhibit messages, it reported that the number of trigger_inhibit messages were non-zero, even though the number of message bytes was zero.
This PR contains a proposed fix.
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pytest -s minimal_system_quick_test.py)Further checks