ESQL: Fix issues with ST_* functions and compound geometries #106992
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This was not supported for lucene push-down for any of the relates functions on point indices: ST_INTERSECTS, ST_WITHIN, ST_CONTAINS. In addition ST_CONTAINS had specific bugs around handling multi-component shapes within literals/constants.
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…r/elasticsearch into st_relates_multi_geometries
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Building on the previous work for spatial relations:
These features had some short-comings:
ST_CONTAINSwould fail on queries where the right hand side was a compound geometry (MULTI*) when no Lucene pushdown was planned.This PR fixes those issues as well as generally expands test coverage.