Report Rails structured events to AppSignal#839
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Enables AppSignal’s ActiveSupport event log reporter to emit structured Rails events, intended to assess AppSignal as a potential Lograge replacement.
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- Turn on
enable_active_support_event_log_reporterin the shared AppSignal defaults.
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This reverts commit 9ab07e5.
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To evaluate as a Lograge replacement - revert if anything goes wrong / is undesired