Implement #1289

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• Adds _mask field to message, containing the mask tuple that was used to accept or reject the message
• Parses additional words at the end of accept/reject lines and adds them to a list inside the mask tuple

Example:

accept .*CACN.* something=anotherthing 12345 another_thing=123 varsub=${BROKER_USER}

Would produce a mask like this:

#  pattern,   maskDir,    maskFileOption, mask_regexp,         accepting, mirror, strip, pstrip, flatten, args
('.*CACN.*', '/tmp/hpfx_amis/',   None,   re.compile('.*CACN.*'),   True,  False,     0,  False,     '/', ['something=anotherthing',  '12345',  'another_thing=123', 'varsub=anonymous'])

A plugin can choose to parse the arguments however it wants, including using ' '.join(msg['_mask'][-1]) to reassemble the arguments into a string.

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