fix: ElasticSearch export - support multi-value operators using terms query#1305
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This PR fixes how ElasticSearch DSL is generated for operators that accept multiple
values for a single field (e.g.
any in, multi-select contains).Previously, multi-select values were expanded into multiple
termqueries.This does not match ElasticSearch semantics and produces unnecessarily complex DSL.
The change uses the native
termsquery for such operators, which correctlyrepresents field membership and aligns with ElasticSearch / OpenSearch behavior.
Single-value operators and non-ElasticSearch formatters are not affected.