feat: Add filtering capabilities in events change log [DHIS2-18012] #19268
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This PR introduces filtering for change logs. These filters differ slightly from the ones we currently use:
Another key difference is that while our current filters are UID based, these new filters are string based.
Although the only supported operator is
eq, I’ve retained the filter format [field]:[operator]:[filter] used in other endpoints. This way, I've we need to support additional operators in the future, it won’t require a breaking change.validateFilter(String, Set<String>)is used only for event change logs, but it will be used for attributes as soon as we refactor those change logs, that's why I added it toRequestParamsValidatorNote: ACL validation for data elements is not yet implemented. I will address this in a separate ticket once we decide how data sharing validation on data elements should be handled.