Bring CalciteWhereCommandIT to parity on the analytics-engine route

[ahkcs]

Description

Brings CalciteWhereCommandIT to parity on the analytics-engine route (:integ-test:integTestRemote -Dtests.analytics.parquet_indices=true): 9 failing → 0, by branching the tests that exercise behavior the route inherently can't support behind isAnalyticsParquetIndicesEnabled(). All branches are no-ops off the analytics route, so the v2 path is unchanged.

Pass rate

Route	Before	After
analytics-engine	9 failing / 41	0 failing — 32 pass, 9 documented skips
v2 (:integ-test:integTest, fresh cluster)	41 pass	41 pass, 0 skip

Documented skips (inherent analytics-route divergences)

Test(s)	Reason
testFilterOnComputedNestedFields, testFilterOnNestedAndRootFields, testFilterOnNestedFields, testFilterOnMultipleCascadedNestedFields, testScriptFilterOnDifferentNestedHierarchyShouldThrow, testAggFilterOnNestedFields	These query nested fields (address.city, projects.name, author.books.*). The parquet/composite store has no nested-document support, so nested fields are stripped from the dataset at load (#5541) and the fields don't exist on this route.
testWhereWithMetadataFields, testWhereWithMetadataFields2	Use where _id='1'. The analytics-engine route doesn't expose the _id metadata field — parquet-backed scans surface only mapped document fields.
testDoubleEqualWithSpecialCharacters	email is dynamically mapped to a text field without a .keyword sub-field on the parquet route (the composite dataformat's dynamic mapping omits the keyword sub-field that standard OpenSearch adds). Exact equality on an analyzed text field then returns no rows on the DataFusion scan. firstname (explicit text+keyword) still exercises == on the analytics route.

Note for reviewers

The testDoubleEqualWithSpecialCharacters root cause is broader than this one test: any exact-match (= / ==) on a dynamically-mapped string field silently returns 0 rows on the analytics-engine route, because dynamic strings get no .keyword sub-field there. Worth tracking as a potential analytics-engine fix (have dynamic string mapping add the keyword sub-field, or make text-field equality fall back to the stored value) rather than relying on every fixture to map string fields explicitly.

Check List

• New functionality includes testing.
• Commits are signed per the DCO using --signoff.

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[dai-chen]

I thought we'd like to maintain the exclude list in gradle. Or any other benefits with this?

[Swiddis]

can this be public since it's relevant to other tests too

[Swiddis]

For all the AE assumptions, if we're sticking with this (instead of chen's gradle exclude), we should maybe put this in one global enum so it's all trackable at once, without doing a bunch of string copying + searching. We can also just feed agents that enum as context for bulk-debugging.