What are some practical examples of using the LeaveImpersonation event

1. Logging Impersonation Activity:
- In your `LeaveImpersonationListener`, you can log the details of the impersonation session, such as the impersonator, the impersonated user, and the duration of the impersonation.
- This can be useful for auditing and monitoring purposes, allowing you to track when and by whom impersonation is being used in your application.

2. Sending Notifications:
- When an impersonation session ends, you can send a notification to the impersonated user, informing them that they are no longer being impersonated.
- This can help maintain transparency and trust between users, especially if the impersonation was performed for administrative or support purposes.

3. Reverting User State:
- During an impersonation session, the impersonator may have performed actions or made changes on behalf of the impersonated user.
- In the `LeaveImpersonationListener`, you can revert any changes made or restore the impersonated user's state to the pre-impersonation condition.
- This can help ensure that the impersonated user's data and settings are not inadvertently modified or left in an unexpected state.

4. Clearing Session Data:
- When an impersonation session ends, you may want to clear any session-specific data or cache that was created during the impersonation.
- This can help maintain a clean and consistent user experience, especially if the impersonation was performed in a shared or public environment.

5. Triggering Workflow Events:
- The `LeaveImpersonationListener` can be used to trigger additional workflow events or actions, such as updating user activity logs, sending notifications to administrators, or triggering any post-impersonation cleanup tasks.
- This can help integrate the impersonation functionality with your application's broader business logic and processes.

6. Enforcing Security Policies:
- You can use the `LeaveImpersonationListener` to enforce security policies, such as automatically logging out the impersonator or revoking any temporary permissions granted during the impersonation session.
- This can help ensure that the impersonation functionality is used responsibly and in accordance with your application's security requirements.

By leveraging the `LeaveImpersonation` event, you can extend the functionality of OctopyID/LaraPersonate to better fit the needs of your Laravel application, improve user transparency, and strengthen your application's overall security and governance.