Include the description field in TriggerSummaryData#14
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The trigger summary data can have a lot of different formats to it. When the event API is used to trigger an incident it has a "description" field but not a "subject" field. When nagios triggers an incident it has a "subject" field but not a "description" field. In order to keep with the model of this library, this adds another field rather than trying to combine the fields together. A user can decide which of the fields to use rather then the library trying to decide.
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The trigger summary data can have a lot of different formats to it. When
the event API is used to trigger an incident it has a "description"
field but not a "subject" field. When nagios triggers an incident it has
a "subject" field but not a "description" field.
In order to keep with the model of this library, this adds another field
rather than trying to combine the fields together. A user can decide
which of the fields to use rather then the library trying to decide.