Drop boost from runtime distance feature query #63949
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This drops the `boost` parameter of the `distance_feature` query builder internally, relying on our query building infrastructure to wrap the query in a `boosting` query. Relates to elastic#63767
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This drops the `boost` parameter of the `distance_feature` query builder internally, relying on our query building infrastructure to wrap the query in a `boosting` query. Relates to elastic#63767
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This drops the
boostparameter of thedistance_featurequery builderinternally, relying on our query building infrastructure to wrap the
query in a
boostingquery.Relates to #63767