Event Creation Refactor

EventBuilder is more general:

eventFactory.getEventBuilder(Target.POOL, Type.MODIFIED)
    .setOldEntity(old)
    .setNewEntity(updated)
    .buildEvent();

Pros:
* Easier to use
* We don't have to write/maintain methods for every event type
* More consistent event creation than writing individual methods
* If we're patching an existing object (like consumer) this makes it easy to take a snapshot of json before and after changes are made, without passing around half-baked event objects.

Cons:
* Doesn't enforce types
  * ex: I can create a POOL event, and give it a Consumer object.
  * We can keep a mapping of event target enum -> Class in order to enforce this (although not using real types, just throw exceptions if they're mismatched)
    * that would be the result of programmer error though
:+1: :green_apple: I like the use of the EventBuilder in the factory. Looks nicer.