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Revert "feat: add handling of colon-delimited identity claims to query" #10213

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Reverts #10189

@lazpavel lazpavel merged commit 9f13064 into master Apr 14, 2022
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…t) (#10222)

* Revert "Revert "feat: add handling of colon-delimited identity claims to query (#10189)" (#10213)"

This reverts commit 9f13064.

* feat: put field resolver behind feature flag

* fix: add feature flag to tests

* fix: use resolver helper for field

* fix: update query requests with double delimiter

* test: update snapshots for unit tests

* test: add feature flag to mock e2e test

* fix: fix primary and index key in auth

* fix: add claim matching for passed in list params

* fix: change field map to use claim and update snapshots
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