Datp 1883 convert to opensearch #78
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We overlooked the CCDB pipeline when upgrading indexing code.
This patch upgrades our data-pipeline requirements code to use opensearch-py at version 3.0.0.
Note that, as we did for CCDB API and for internal complaint search, we don't mess with env vars or Makefile vars that refer to "ES" or "Elasticsearch," both because they don't drive the software used, and because we do at times use Elasticsearch for local indexing.
This also updates tox and the CI workflow to run tests in Python 3.13, to match cfgov.
Testing
Two tests were updated to comply with the new code, and tox tests succeed.
Indexing was tested locally in a cfgov rig against two complaint slices: 1M all-narrative complaints, and a mix.
Both indexing and the CCDB app's search functions performed as expected.
The INSTALL doc was updated with a note about OpenSearch vs Elasticsearch.