Expand fleet-server privileges to include restricted indices #77531
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Since elastic#74212, all system indices are now treated as restricted indices, which includes the fleet system indices. As a result, the fleet-server server account needs privileges to access restricted indices under the fleet-* namespace. Relates: elastic#74212
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Since #74212, all system indices are now treated as restricted indices,
which includes the fleet system indices. As a result, the fleet-server
server account needs privileges to access restricted indices under the
fleet-* namespace.
Relates: #74212