Michael Friedrich a5fe44b81f Config Conversion: Treat command arg macros directly as object macros
- if detected, they will be replaced with their real name on the command
  line (instead of $ARGn$)
- if macro is resolvable, its value will be added to the macro
  dictionary
- if macro is not resolvable, it will be skipped and left for the core
  to resolve the macro on runtime.

caveat: getting host/service attributes requires lookups from the object
into the template tree, as well as host macros on services a search on
the host object itsself.

note: macro resolver is rudimentary implemented. there's space for more
detailed if-macro-name-is-then-return-attribute-abc. main problem are
the missing underscores in macro names, but not in attributes (what the
...?).

fixes #4700
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Icinga 2
========

Icinga 2 is a network monitoring application. Read the INSTALL file for more
information about how to install it.

The documentation file docs/icinga2-intro.txt contains an in-depth overview
of currently implemented and planned features for Icinga 2.

Check the project website at http://www.icinga.org/ for status updates and
https://www.icinga.org/support/ if you want to contact us.
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The core of our monitoring platform with a powerful configuration language and REST API.
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