Feature/custom highlight on search

[arpanchakra29]

This PR aims to introduce a new feature to enable custom highlighting while searching via Datahub native graphql queries .
By default , Datahub graphql engine adds all searchable fields inside elastic search highlighter which adds huge overhead if the search universe is large and have enriched description on column level . Because for each field mentioned in the highlighter , Elastic search reruns another in memory indexing per entity .

We have introduced a new field called customHighlightingFields where user can pass the fields which they want to highlight , we then only take these fields in to account for search highlighting . This features enables faster retrieval of data and offers customization .

Please refer below on the usage -
**Highlight with Valid Field **

Custom Highlight when highlighting disabled

Custom Highlight with empty fields array ( It default backs to original highlighting in case of empty array or invalid items)

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[david-leifker]

LGTM!

[david-leifker]

Looks like a linting failure. This can be fixed up by running and commiting the changes from ./gradlew spotlessApply --rerun-tasks

[arpanchakra29]

thank you @david-leifker . have updated with lint commit . Could you please reapprove .

[david-leifker]

Looks like some missing files due to the schema change.
Log

M metadata-service/restli-api/src/main/snapshot/com.linkedin.entity.aspects.snapshot.json M metadata-service/restli-api/src/main/snapshot/com.linkedin.entity.entities.snapshot.json M metadata-service/restli-api/src/main/snapshot/com.linkedin.entity.runs.snapshot.json M metadata-service/restli-api/src/main/snapshot/com.linkedin.operations.operations.snapshot.json M metadata-service/restli-api/src/main/snapshot/com.linkedin.platform.platform.snapshot.json

[arpanchakra29]

@david-leifker can you please rerun the failed step , looks like some timeout happened

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