feat(playstation): Add event merging logic#5228
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Add logic that allows us to send an event from Tempest (containing all the info we only know there) along with the crash to Relay for processing. Previously all the processing needed to happen on the Tempest side and Relay would receive a "finished" event + attachments.
This now enables us to greatly simplify Tempest and also have one spot where all the processing happens rather than two.