Use OvertCommandListener wherever sensitive events are not needed

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      We currently use EventListener in many test suites, even when we do not rely on sensitive events for testing. This causes failures after PYTHON-4528, which made each test use its own client. Previously, a single client would be shared across one test suite, so any sensitive auth events would already have occurred before the test ran.

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            Noah Stapp
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            Noah Stapp
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