Split system indices out of Security plugin class #80067
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The Security.java plugin had gotten quite long and cumbersome to work with. This commit moves all of the system indices related code into a new `SecuritySystemIndices` class so that the Security class itself has less responsiblities and is less complex.
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The Security.java plugin had gotten quite long and cumbersome to work
with. This commit moves all of the system indices related code into a
new
SecuritySystemIndicesclass so that the Security class itselfhas less responsibilities and is less complex.