[ML] Create the ml-config index #36792
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Create the .ml-config index in the migrator class if it does not exist and require the existence of the index for the jobs/datafeeds are eligible to be migrated checks. The index is created only if there are job and datafeed configs to migrate.
The created index has index.max_result_window explicitly set to 10,000 and the template has the same setting. The classes that search the index for configs use that value to set the search size.
Marked as non issue for docs changes as it will be document as part of #36698
Addressed #34864