Gracefully handle non-existance of event_name when trying to get auto-events
#2311
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Fixes #2310
Checking the public data this is based on this is (part of) what's currently in there:
The first entry doesn't have any
event_name(and others have some SQL injection tries there).I don't actually know where we generate that file. We can probably fix it in the generation to not even generate that first entry, but regardless I think this dictionary ETL should be resistant against slightly wrong input data.