OAK-12266: move fastQuerySize tests to oak-search for both backends#2988
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…2967) Relocate ResultSizeTest and WhiteboardResultSizeTest from oak-lucene into oak-search as JCR-level CommonTests with Lucene and Elasticsearch subclasses, so both backends exercise the fast query result size feature. The Lucene V1 index-format case remains Lucene-only in LuceneResultSizeTest. Co-authored-by: Theia Vlad <tvlad@Theias-MacBook-Pro.local>
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Relocate ResultSizeTest and WhiteboardResultSizeTest from oak-lucene into oak-search as JCR-level CommonTests with Lucene and Elasticsearch subclasses, so both backends exercise the fast query result size feature. The Lucene V1 index-format case remains Lucene-only in LuceneResultSizeTest.