feat(proto): Add support for isClusterEnabled in RegisterProbe call - #1967
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Adds a new parameter to the RegisterProbe gRPC service, `isClusterEnabled`, which indicates whether the agent is running under a cluster configuration. When in a cluster, agents forming the cluster can connect independently to the API, which otherwise applies a restriction of a single connection per probe for the default configuration.
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Adds a new parameter to the RegisterProbe gRPC service,
isClusterEnabled, which indicates whether the agent is running under a cluster configuration.When in a cluster, agents forming the cluster can connect independently to the API, which otherwise applies a restriction of a single connection per probe for the default configuration.