fix(physical-restore): InnoDB FTS Index Repair#175
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In physical restore, FTS index can't be restored anyway. So, we need to re-create it.

Ref - https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.4/en/innodb-table-import.html
Already attempted the re-creation of InnoDB indexes here (ref) -
Whatever MariaDB docs tell, doesn't work as it is for physical restore (mysql at-least has some good docs)
InnoDB FullText Index Repair -
Drop the FTS indexes from table first
OPTIMIZE TABLEfor that specific table to fix corruptions.If we don't do it, there will be almost no noticable issues. But, on fulltext index creation database will crash.
Create the FTS indexes again.
edit: Actually dropping index might be just modify metadata and in FULLTEXT they have it's own data structure + ibd files. That might be creating this issue (?).