[ES|QL] Properly map mmr Command for License Check

[markjhoy]

Properly maps the mmr command for the license check tests.

Fixes error reported: #140941

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Pinging @elastic/es-search-relevance (Team:Search Relevance)

[carlosdelest]

I don't think it's necessary to ignore the classes, just to make sure the command to class translation is done correctly, either:

• Change the MMR class name to Mmr (which I believe is the standard), or
• Change in LicenseTests how the translation is done:

        Map<String, String> commandClassNameMapper = Map.of(
            "Where",
            "Filter",
            "Inline",
            "InlineStats",
            "Rrf",
            "RrfScoreEval",
            "Sort",
            "OrderBy",
            "Stats",
            "Aggregate",
            "Join",
            "LookupJoin",
            "Mmr",
            "MMR"
        );

Also, you need to unmute the test: c11b7dc

[markjhoy]

I don't think it's necessary to ignore the classes, just to make sure the command to class translation is done correctly, either:
Also, you need to unmute the test: c11b7dc

Thanks for this @carlosdelest - now I know ;) The latest commit should fix this. Also - re-running the test also created a doc snippet - is this correct behaviour?

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[carlosdelest]

LGTM! 👍