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Store write load in IndexMetadata during data streams rollovers (#91019)
This commits stores the index write load of the current data stream write-index during rollover into its IndexMetadata. Closes #91046
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pr: 91019 | ||
summary: Store write load in the `IndexMetadata` during data streams rollovers | ||
area: Allocation | ||
type: enhancement | ||
issues: [] |
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