Purge Redhat vulnerabilities when the database is updated#7133
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Description
This PR is a backport of the fix added at #7050. It fixes the following:
Tests
Manual testing
1. Configure Vulnerability Detector to pull Redhat vulnerabilities:
2. Run Vulnerability Detector and wait until the DB has been populated.
3. Stop the Wazuh manager.
4. Modify the feed's timestamp
sqlite3 /var/ossec/queue/vulnerabilities/cve.db "UPDATE metadata set TIMESTAMP='2010-10-31T20:46:48' WHERE TARGET like 'RHEL%';"to force an update5. Restart the manager.
6. Once the vulnerabilities are updated, check the number of Redhat vulnerabilities.
sqlite3 /var/ossec/queue/vulnerabilities/cve.db "select count(*),TARGET from vulnerabilities group by TARGET;"