Introduce a Few Settings Singleton Instances (#78897)#78908
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This is mostly motivated by the ILM steps changes, that showed up as hot in profiling since instantiating a `Settings` instance turns out to be somewhat expensive. Also cleans up a couple of other spots and some duplication as well.
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This is mostly motivated by the ILM steps changes, that showed up as hot in
profiling since instantiating a
Settingsinstance turns out to be somewhat expensive.Also cleans up a couple of other spots and some duplication as well.
backport of #78897