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input_sniffer: Drop "bytes" key #31
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Since 9e95407 (new dnstap output, 2020-12-30) the sniffer input has had the payload in the "payload" key to match the dnstap output, meaning that the "bytes" key is just duplicate data now. This fixes a bug where the sniffer input cannot be used with either a JSON or YAML format output, since the transform function doesn't remove the "bytes" key. Signed-off-by: Johannes Löthberg <johannes.lothberg@tele2.com>
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Since 9e95407 (new dnstap output, 2020-12-30) the sniffer input has had
the payload in the "payload" key to match the dnstap output, meaning
that the "bytes" key is just duplicate data now.
This fixes a bug where the sniffer input cannot be used with either a
JSON or YAML format output, since the transform function doesn't remove
the "bytes" key.