Feature/collection monitor command line args

[tdilauro]

Description

This branch makes some enhancements focused on collection monitors. At the highest level, these changes allow us to:

• run collection monitors with a subset of collections and
• understand to which collection a monitor's log message applies.

Here's a little more detail:

• The monitor's logger provides a prefix that includes the name of the monitor's collection, if a collection is associated with the monitor.
• The CollectionMonitor.all method now takes a collections parameter to help its (mostly script runner) collaborators control which collections will have monitors generated for them.
  • If none specified, then all collections will be returned, in an order determined by their timestamps.
  • If one or more collections are specified, then a monitor will be run for each, in the order the collections are specified.
• RunCollectionMonitorScripts now parses arguments during initialization and accepts zero or more collection names. Those names are transformed to their associated collections and passed on to CollectionMonitor.all.

Motivation and Context

• It is currently difficult or impossible to determine to which collection a monitor's log messages refer.
• Recently, we have needed to run monitors either against specific collections or against all collections in a controlled manner.

https://jira.nypl.org/browse/SIMPLY-3416

How Has This Been Tested?

Tested some existing monitors to verify that the new collection name details were present in log messages. Created new tests and, in addition to running this repo's test suite, I ran that of the current circulation repo develop branch with core updated to this server_core commit.

Checklist:

• [ ] I have updated the documentation accordingly.
• [X] All new and existing tests passed.

[tdilauro]

I pulled this back into draft to prevent it getting merged before I look into an inconsistent test result in circulation based on this PR.

[tdilauro]

@leonardr I was able to move the prefix into a the logger. So, this is set from my perspective, pending your review.