Use consistent terminology for transport version resources/references (#132882) #132899
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…elastic#132882) The build system for transport versions operate on two different types of projects. A project can have named references to transport versions, and it could also be the source of truth for transport version resources, where latest and definitions files exist. This commit renames the plugins and tasks to consistently use that terminology.
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The build system for transport versions operate on two different types of projects. A project can have named references to transport versions, and it could also be the source of truth for transport version resources, where latest and definitions files exist. This commit renames the plugins and tasks to consistently use that terminology.