Remove usage of index.shrink.source.* in 7.x
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We cut over to `index.resize.source.*` but still have these constants being public in `IndexMetaData`. Those Settings and constants are not needed in 7.x while we still need to keep the keys known to private settings since they might be part of the index settings of old indices. We can remove that in 8.0. Yet, we should remove the settings to make sure they are not used again.
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We cut over to
index.resize.source.*but still have these constantsbeing public in
IndexMetaData. Those Settings and constants are not neededin 7.x while we still need to keep the keys known to private settings since
they might be part of the index settings of old indices. We can remove that
in 8.0. Yet, we should remove the settings to make sure they are not used again.