feat(events): add support for new Linux kernel syscalls#5331
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Add Tracee event definitions for 20 new syscalls introduced up to Linux kernel v7.0.12. The newly supported syscalls are: - fchmodat2: 6.9 - map_shadow_stack: 6.6 - futex_wake: 6.7 - futex_wait: 6.7 - futex_requeue: 6.7 - statmount: 6.8 - listmount: 6.8 - lsm_get_self_attr: 6.8 - lsm_set_self_attr: 6.8 - lsm_list_modules: 6.8 - mseal: 6.10 - setxattrat: 6.13 - getxattrat: 6.13 - listxattrat: 6.13 - removexattrat: 6.13 - open_tree_attr: 6.13 - file_getattr: 6.13 - file_setattr: 6.13 - listns: 6.13 - rseq_slice_yield: 6.13
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33106d6 feat(events): add support for new Linux kernel syscalls
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