Update Buffer.py

[redboyhun]

• Added EXEC states success and fail
• Removed JSON entity result *optional
• Restructured output_message based on success and fail
• result_value set to "failed" in except

These changes make sure that Buffer action complies with Playbook action states and outputs reflects the result state.

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This pull request updates the Buffer.py action to align with standard Playbook action state requirements. It introduces explicit execution states for success and failure, improves error handling logic, and cleans up redundant output reporting to ensure consistent action behavior.

Highlights

• Execution State Integration: Added support for EXECUTION_STATE_COMPLETED and EXECUTION_STATE_FAILED to ensure compliance with Playbook action states.
• Logic Refactoring: Restructured the output_message and result_value handling to properly reflect success or failure states during JSON processing.
• Cleanup: Removed redundant JSON entity results and updated import paths for better consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Buffer.py action to handle JSON parsing failures by setting the execution state to failed and returning a 'failed' result value. The review feedback highlights three main points: first, the imports for SiemplifyAction and ScriptResult must use the soar_sdk namespace per the style guide; second, the unused json_failure_message variable should be removed; and third, a corresponding JSON result example file must be added to the resources/ directory to document the output schema.

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