Switch from manual settings and mappings to index templates #1746
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It now helps to support aliases and component templates.
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Instead of creating "manually" (by code) an index with settings and mappings, it's much better to use Elasticsearch Index Templates and Component Templates.
This PR removes the usage of "on disk" definition files for mappings/settings for 7.x and 8.x clusters.
A benefit of this is that we are not trying anymore to create an index when starting FSCrawler.
This might allow writing to an index alias instead of a concrete index.
Note that for Workplace Search we are still using a on disk file definition.
Closing #1744
Closing #1125
Closing #643