Remove explicit refresh_interval setting for Security system indices#97815
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I like this test. Can we also assert that explicit updating the settings is rejected as well? I am aware this is blocked in general for system indices. But the code is away from here. There also have been bugs in how it handles settings that are not explicitly configured. So I think an explicit assertion here helps make it clear.
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Security system indices should rely on the implicit
index.refresh_intervalsetting,which is tuned by "usecase", rather than have it hard-coded by the Security plugin.