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Updated pushbullet node with all push types, added new "pushbullet in" that emits pushes. Added unit tests.

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Usage
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### Pushbullet output node
Uses PushBullet to push <code>msg.payload</code> to a device that has the PushBullet app installed.
* Optionally uses <code>msg.topic</code> to set the title, if not already set in the properties.
* Optionally uses <code>msg.pushtype</code> to set the type of the push, if not already set in the properties.
* Optionally uses <code>msg.deviceid</code> to set the device ID, if not already set in the properties.
Uses PushBullet to push the <b>msg.payload</b> to a device that has the PushBullet app installed.
You can also push to any channels that you own either configured or via <code>msg.channel</code>.
Optionally uses <b>msg.topic</b> to set the title, if not already set in the properties.
The node can also *dismiss* and *delete* any push and *update* items in a pushed list. In this case <code>msg.data.iden</code> must be set to a valid push id, if <code>msg</code> originates from the Pushbullet input node this value is already set.
You need to configure both your <i>API key</i> and the target <i>device ID</i>. The device ID may be passed in as <b>msg.deviceid</b>. You can set these per node in the edit dialog.
### Pushbullet input node
Receives Pushbullets from all devices. Messages contain the following data:
* <code>msg.pushtype</code>: type of message
* <code>msg.topic</code>: topic information from the push
* <code>msg.payload</code>: main content of the push
* <code>msg.data</code>: original object from the pushbullet API containing e.g. sender, receiver and message ids.
Pushes of type <i>link</i> and <i>file</i> will also have <code>msg.message</code> containing the message associated with the push.
For further details of see <a href="https://docs.pushbullet.com/stream/">Pushbullet Stream API</a> and <a href="https://docs.pushbullet.com/v2/pushes/">Pushbullet Push API</a>.