feat(preset): add preset template and rule for Hibernate JFR

[andrewazores]

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Fixes: #736
See also #548
Depends on #749
Based on #749

Description of the change:

Adds a Preset Event Template for Hibernate JFR events, which are enabled by the hibernate-jfr dependency. Any application using Hibernate which also has this JAR on its classpath should have the relevant JFR event types registered, and they can be emitted simply by starting a recording with them enabled. Also adds an Automated Rule which detects the presence of these event types in the target JVM, for ease of enablement by the end user.

Motivation for the change:

Provides a quick and easy way for Cryostat + Hibernate users to get very detailed profiling information about the internals of their Hibernate sessions, transactions, etc. - simply install the hibernate-jfr dependency, redeploy the target application, and turn on the preset Automated Rule for Hibernate.

How to manually test:

1. Check out and build PR
2. ./smoketest.bash -O
3. Open Web UI
4. Go to Automated Rules view
5. Enable the Hibernate rule
6. An auto_hibernate recording should be started in Cryostat. Click around the UI a bunch to generate load, then download the recording. jfr print --events 'org.hibernate.orm.*' auto_hibernate.jfr should reveal lots of JFR data.

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This PR/issue depends on:

• feat(rules): implement declarative Automated Rules #749
  By Dependent Issues (🤖). Happy coding!