* Fix parsing hexadecimal integers in conditions
Remove the assumption that JSON contains only decimal integers and
instead identify the base from the prefix of the data.
`strconv.ParseInt` can identify the base of the integer based on its
"prefix":
- 0x -> hexadecimal
- 0o -> octal
- 0b -> binary
- decimal otherwise.
* core: add more tests for condiction.evaluate
* fix isEqual parsing integers as strings
* tests: extend conditions
* Test if we can compare equality of hex in JSON
* Test if we can have hex/oct/bin in conditions
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* feat: support monitoring WebSocket endpoints
WebSocket endpoints are automatically identified by the URL protocol
specification: `wss://` or `ws://`. The request body is used as the
"message" written to the server, and the answer is stored in the
`[BODY]`.
Optionally, the user can set the `jsonrpc` flag to automatically wrap
the request body in a JSON RPC 2.0 method call.
* core:websocket: close connection after using it
* test: add tests related to WebSocket support
- test we can identify the endpoint type for WebSockets based on the URL
supplied: `wss://` (with SSL/TLS) and `ws://` (plain text).
- test we can generate a JsonRPC 2.0 message via the new endpoint flag
`JsonRPC`.
* core:endpoint: fix name of jsonrpc parameter
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON-RPC#Version_2.0
* core:websocket: fix dangling open connection on error
Move the `defer ws.Close()` to after opening the connection, so the
socket is closed also in case of errors.
* remove jsonrpc flag
* core:websocket: fix nil pointer dereference
The connection should only be closed if successfully opened.
* Move websocket function to client
* update go.mod
* Fix build errors
* Fix errors
* Update client/client.go
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