Always rebuild checkpoint tracker for old indices#46340
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I've asked for two cosmetic changes, o.w. looking good.
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The max_seq_no of Lucene commit of the old indices (before 6.6.2) can be smaller than seq_no of some documents in the commit (see #38879). Although we fixed this bug in 6.6.2 and 7.0.0, a problematic index commit can still affect the newer version after a rolling upgrade or full cluster restart. In particular, if a FollowingEngine (or InternalEngine with MSU enabled) restores from a problematic commit, then it can apply MSU optimization for existing documents. The symptom that we see here is the local checkpoint tracker assertion is violated.
Closes #46311
Relates #38879