[backport 3.3] iproto: fix IPROTO index name to ID mapping#10982
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Previously, index names were resolved to dense IDs, which caused failures when accessing indexes by name. This happened because the index_map lookup expected user-visible IDs (index->def->iid), not dense IDs. The fix replaces dense_id with index->def->iid to ensure correct mapping of index names to their numeric IDs. Closes tarantool#9923 NO_DOC=bug fix (cherry picked from commit ef3775a)
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Previously, index names were resolved to dense IDs, which caused failures when accessing indexes by name. This happened because the index_map lookup expected user-visible IDs (index->def->iid), not dense IDs.
The fix replaces dense_id with index->def->iid to ensure correct mapping of index names to their numeric IDs.
Closes #9923
NO_DOC=bug fix
(cherry picked from commit ef3775a)