Fix backing index pattern for system data streams to support a multiple migrated prefix #125598
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…le migrated prefix (elastic#125598) There is a theoretical possibility of having an index backing a system data stream with a name starting with .migrated-migrated-. This currently results in an error when accessing the data stream. This commit fixes the issue.
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There is a theoretical possibility of having an index backing a system data stream with a name starting with
.migrated-migrated-. This currently results in an error when accessing the data stream. This commit fixes the issue.