feat(analysis): add path attribute / mixin to structural models #1570
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The `sender` attribute in signal handlers is special, as it will always be sent, and is thus not part of the `kwargs`. However it still makes sense to allow access to the sender in the `filter_events()` predicates
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Part of a series of PRs that will lead to the analysis module. Add a denormalisation step to the structural data models (case, workitem, and document) that will allow faster queries across case structures down the road.
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Part of a series of PRs that will lead to the analysis module: #1569
Add a denormalisation step to the structural data models (case, workitem,
and document) that will allow faster queries across case structures down
the road.