rosemarYuan opened a new pull request, #756:
URL: https://github.com/apache/flink-agents/pull/756

   Linked issue: #754
   
   ### Purpose of change
   
   This PR introduces `EventType` constants and a registry for built-in and 
user-defined event types, and unifies the Action trigger entry point across 
Java and Python:
   
   - Java: `@Action(value = ...)`
   - Python: `@action(*trigger_conditions)`
   
   This is a preparatory API and plan change for the CEL Action Condition 
filtering feature tracked in #754. Follow-up PRs will add Java runtime CEL 
evaluation, Python runtime CEL evaluation, and documentation.
   
   ### Scope
   
   Since #709, `@Action` / `@action` carry two orthogonal concerns:
   
   | concern | Java element | Python API | decides |
   | --- | --- | --- | --- |
   | trigger | `value()` | `*trigger_conditions` | when the action fires |
   | dispatch | `target()` | `target=` | where it runs |
   
   This PR only changes the trigger side:
   
   - Java: `listenEventTypes` is renamed to `value()`.
   - Python: `*listen_events` is renamed to `*trigger_conditions`.
   
   The dispatch side is unchanged. `target`, `PythonFunction`, and 
cross-language dispatch semantics are reused as-is.
   
   ### Tests
   
   - Java: `EventTypeTest`, `AgentPlan*Test`, `Action*SerializerTest` — all 
green
   - Python: `api/tests` + `plan/tests` — 218 passed, 11 skipped
   - Verified that cross-language `target` dispatch still works after the 
trigger rename
   
   ### API
   
   This is a source-level API rename on the trigger side.
   
   Java:
   
   - `@Action(listenEventTypes = {X.EVENT_TYPE})` → `@Action(EventType.X)`
   - `@Action(listenEventTypes =...,  target = @PythonFunction(...))` → 
`@Action(value = ..., target = @PythonFunction(...))` 
   
   Python:
   
   - `@action(*listen_events, target=None)` → `@action(*trigger_conditions, 
target=None)`
   - `target=` remains unchanged.
   
   All in-tree Java and Python callers have been migrated. 
   
   - [x] `doc-included`
   
   Updated 10 markdown files under `docs/content/docs/` to use the new 
`EventType.X` / `@Action(EventType.X)` form while preserving the existing 
cross-language `target` examples.


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