Fix cluster level dense vector stats #107962
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The cluster level dense vector stats returns the total number of dense vector indices globally including the replicas. This commit fixes the total to only include the value count of the primary indices. This change aligns with the docs stats which also reports the number of primary documents when used in cluster stats. The indices stats API still reports granular results for replicas and primaries so the information is not lost.
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The cluster level dense vector stats returns the total number of dense vector indices globally including the replicas. This commit fixes the total to only include the value count of the primary indices. This change aligns with the docs stats which also reports the number of primary documents when used in cluster stats. The indices stats API still reports granular results for replicas and primaries so the information is not lost.