Fix tests depending on _ilm/status API#129416
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Since elastic#129367 we run the `_ilm/status` API on the local node, which could cause issues in tests that assume the API runs on the master node (i.e. they assumed that once the assertion passed, all nodes in the cluster would have that cluster state, which is not true).
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Since #129367 we run the
_ilm/statusAPI on the local node, which could cause issues in tests that assume the API runs on the master node (i.e. they assumed that once the assertion passed, all nodes in the cluster would have that cluster state, which is not true).There's no test issue yet, I just happened to run into a failure on a branch of my own.