Zachary Wasserman 0b4b921f17 Re-add default decorators to osquery config (#1269)
These decorators were removed in #953 due to an osquery bug. That bug is now
fixed, and we are adding the decorators back. We also now use `load` decorators
rather than `interval` decorators because they seem to function more reliably.
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