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This adds a hooks system so module consumers can extend the tracking pipeline with custom marketing parameters (e.g., fbclid, msclkid) or integrate with their own backends.
Three runtime hooks are now available:
utm:before-track— decide whether to track the current page visitutm:before-persist— enrich or modify the collected data before it's savedutm:tracked— react after data is persisted (e.g., send to an API)Hooks can be registered via a Nuxt plugin (
nuxtApp.hook(...)) or through convenience methods on theuseNuxtUTM()composable (onBeforeTrack,onBeforePersist,onTracked).Also adds
customParamstoDataObjectso hook consumers have a dedicated place to attach arbitrary data, and includes full integration test coverage for the hooks mechanism.