Mo Zhu 3742289fb0 Guide for osquery event tables (#7734)
* Guide for osquery event tables

* add list for how you can tell a table is evented

* Update osquery-evented-tables-overview.md

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* Include new information about the other tables

* Clarify how audit works w/r/t data storage

* macOS and Linux

* specify flags for user_interaction_events table

* remove screenshot image

* remove subbullets in TOC

* redefine utility

* memtion openbsm is deprecated

* fix TOC links

* add meta tags
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