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Joe McElroy c9f1768cb9 Elasticsearch Query Retriever: Use match + fuzziness for LIKE (#12023)
Updated the elasticsearch self query retriever to use the match clause
for LIKE operator instead of the non-analyzed fuzzy search clause.

Other small updates include:
- fixing the stack inference integration test where the index's default
pipeline didn't use the inference pipeline created
- adding a user-agent to the old implementation to track usage
- improved the documentation for ElasticsearchStore filters
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