Bug fix to address the issues deleting the existing S3 event notifications and adding new event notifications on top of existing notifications.

[sarangarav]

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Reason for this change

Fix to address the issues deleting the existing S3 event notifications and adding new event notifications on top of existing notifications.

Description of changes

We fixed the hashing logic used to identify old vs external S3 event notifications

Description of how you validated changes

Manually tested the changes

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