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Add the possibility to group attributes by a name and assign these
groups to connections. This allows a more granular configuration of
which client will receive what atrributes.
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format if known
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any attribute
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configuration is updated
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daemon-specific settings.
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The attribute_manager_t instance is now located on the new hydra object
instead of the lib object.
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