Ensure we emit a warning when using the deprecated 'template' field. #50831
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Since 6.0, the 'template' field has been deprecated in put template requests in favour of index_patterns. Previously, the PutIndexTemplateRequest would accept the 'template' field in its 'source' methods and silently convert it to 'index_patterns'. This meant that users specifying 'template' in the source would not receive a deprecation warning from the server. This PR makes a small change to no longer silently convert 'template' to 'index_patterns', which ensures that users receive a deprecation warning. Follow-up to elastic#49460.
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Since 6.0, the 'template' field has been deprecated in put template requests in
favour of index_patterns. Previously, the PutIndexTemplateRequest would accept
the 'template' field in its 'source' methods and silently convert it to
'index_patterns'. This meant that users specifying 'template' in the source
would not receive a deprecation warning from the server.
This PR makes a small change to no longer silently convert 'template' to
'index_patterns', which ensures that users receive a deprecation warning.
Follow-up to #49460.