regex_revalidate: optionally retain rule epoch state across restarts#7939
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With this --state-file/-f option defined the regex_revalidate plugin will write out the current loaded ruleset with included epoch rule epoch time.
When ats is restarted the regex_revalidate plugin will load the regex_revalidate.config file, load this state file, update the epoch time of any matching rule, then immediately write out a new state file.
Every time the regex_revalidate.config file is reloaded a new state file will be generated.
This has been added to counteract any ill affects of using the new regex_revalidate MISS type (marking an asset as MISS instead of the default STALE).