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Filebeat: Ensure module pipelines compatibility with previous versions of Elasticsearch #26737

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  3. Correct test filter

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  2. Minor fixes to fortinet and threatintel to pass tests

    While testing those modules in 7.11-compat mode, the tests would fail
    because the pipelines leave some unexpected fields behind. This cleans
    them up.
    
    This is caused by the uri_parts processor being removed and leaving
    behind a temporary field that is cleaned up by the
    `remove_if_successful` flag.
    adriansr committed Jul 7, 2021
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