Bump @terascope/scripts from 0.77.3 to 0.81.0

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Bumps @terascope/scripts from 0.77.3 to 0.81.0.

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v0.81.0

• update to elasticsearch-store which exposes a universal async client that handles api calls for Elasticsearch versions 6, 7, and 8 and opensearch version 1
• updates to types to accommodate elasticsearch client updates
• updates to travis.yml to shard unit tests and smaller test batching

v0.80.1

• Contains fixes for Dataframes joining on undefined values
• fixed date helpers and Bigint conversions. It should make better usage of valid javascript number ranges
• better error handling when scripts starts up test environment
• teraslice startup should be able to wait for elasticsearch to be up and not exit prematurely
• update most internal packages that are available to do

v0.80.0

This release includes the following changes:

• [REQUIREMENT CHANGE] New connector type for Teraslice state stores and API usage. The new connector type is elasticsearch-next, this will dynamically create a client based on the type and distribution of the backend. It will provide a v6, v7, or a v8 elasticsearch client, or an opensearch client for the backend that it is communicating to. The old client, can still be used, and is necessary for any older elasticsearch-assets packages being used. Example config file:

terafoundation:
    environment: 'development'
connectors:
    # ***********************
    # Elastic Search Configuration
    # ***********************
    elasticsearch:
        default:
            host:
                - "127.0.0.1:9200"
    elasticsearch-next:
        default:
            node:
                - "http://localhost:9200"

teraslice:
master: true
master_hostname: "127.0.0.1"
name: "teracluster"

• Update elasticsearch-store and elasticsearch-api to work with the output of the different client that can be used
• Update scripts test suite to have more compatibility with asset folder structures, so that they can be used in their codebases
• migrate most internal tests to use new client connector type except for final e2e tests as the setup and testing for that is very nuanced and would need its own dedicated time to convert
• Added test coverage forelasticsearch-store using legacy client, v6, v7 and opensearch
• Added test coverage for elasticsearch-api against a queue restrained elasticsearch backend to test queue overflows

v0.79.0

This release of Teraslice includes the following improvements:

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