Improve cache invalidation in IdP SP cache #129024
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The Identity Provider's Service Provider cache had two issues: 1. It checked for identity based on sequence numbers, but didn't include the `seq_no_primary_term` parameter on searches, which means the sequence would always by `-2` 2. It didn't track whether the index was deleted, which means it could be caching values from an old version of the index This commit fixes both of these issues. In practice neither issue was a problem because there are no deployments that use index-based service providers, however the 2nd issue did cause some challenges for testing. Backport of: elastic#128890
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The Identity Provider's Service Provider cache had two issues:
seq_no_primary_termparameter on searches, which means the sequence would always by-2This commit fixes both of these issues.
In practice neither issue was a problem because there are no deployments that use index-based service providers, however the 2nd issue did cause some challenges for testing.
Backport of: #128890