3479: Unify "Bad latitude" & "Bad longitude" errors r=irevoire a=cymruu
# Pull Request
## Related issue
Fix part of #3006
## What does this PR do?
- Moved out `BadGeoLat`, `BadGeoLng`, `BadGeoBoundingBoxTopIsBelowBottom` from `FilterError` into newly introduced error type `ParseGeoError`.
- Renamed `BadGeo` error to `ReservedGeo`
- Used new `ParseGeoError` type in `FilterError` and `AscDescError`
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I ran `cargo test --package milli -- --test-threads 1` and tests passed.
`--test-threads` was set to 1 because my OS complained about too many opened files.
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As reported the metrics feature was broken by still using and old reference to `meilisearch_auth::actions`. This commit switches to the new location, `meilisearch_types::keys::actions`.
Resolves: #3469
See also: #2763
3174: Allow wildcards at the end of index names for API Keys and Tenant tokens r=irevoire a=Kerollmops
This PR introduces the wildcards at the end of the index names when identifying indexes in the API Keys and tenant tokens. It fixes#2788 and fixes#2908. This PR is based on `@akhildevelops'` work.
Note that when a tenant token filter is chosen to restrict a search, it is always the most restrictive pattern that is chosen. If we have an index pattern _prod*_ that defines _filter1_ and _p*_ that defines _filter2_, the engine will choose _filter1_ over _filter2_ as it is defined for a most restrictive pattern, _prod*_. This restrictiveness is defined by 1. is it exact, without _*_ 2. the length of the pattern.
It is a continuation of work that has already started and should close#2869.
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3480: Gitignore vscode & jetbrains IDE folders r=curquiza a=AymanHamdoun
# Pull Request
## Related issue
There is no issue for it, and i couldn't find an appropriate category to make an issue for it.
## What does this PR do?
- Its just a gitignore edit so people who use vscode and jetbrains IDEs (like IntelliJ) dont have to deal with committing the folder the IDE generates to store local project configs by mistake. (I honestly wanted to fork the repo to add something else but this bothered me enough to make a PR for it first)
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3456: Bump tokio from 1.24.1 to 1.24.2 r=curquiza a=dependabot[bot]
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3461: Bring v1 changes into main r=curquiza a=Kerollmops
Also bring back changes in milli (the remote repository) into main done during the pre-release
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