[Spaces] Create Default Space on startup#19177
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When Kibana starts, a Default Space will be created if one does not already exist. The Default Space will contain all objects that are not currently assigned to any other space (i.e., objects created prior to Spaces being enabled, or objects created directly within the Default Space).
To enable this, this PR also introduces the concept of Reserved Spaces, which is denoted by a
_reservedproperty on thespaceobject. Reserved Spaces:This PR does not address: