⬆️(backend) upgrade pydantic to 2.13.4#129
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FTR as discussed with @StephanMeijer this is a temporary solution to mitigate flaky tests related to the way OpenSearch is integrated in tests. In a near future, the long term solution will be to mock OpenSearch responses.
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