Use JSON ingestion as schema definition extension#1205
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Why
Complete the extraction by loading JSON ingestion as the default schema_definition extension and removing the duplicated core JSON Schema implementation.
What
elasticgraph-json_ingestionas the default schema definition extension when availableRisk Assessment
Medium to high - this is the behavior-transfer layer, but it sits after the move/namespace/add-extension PRs so the remaining diff is mostly deletion and wiring.
References
script/run_gem_specs elasticgraph-schema_definitioncould not run locally because no test datastore is running athttp://localhost:9234; GitHub CI should cover that environment.