Explicitly set a tolerant ES type for resourceEdition, resourceEditionDate and standardVersion

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This PR is a rework from PR: https://github.com/geonetwork/core-geonetwork/pull/6842 It allows us to avoid setting the logic in each schema index.xsl files.

When ES indexes a md, it sets the type for each field based on the value of that field that was not yet indexed. This dynamic mapping only occurs for the fields whose type has not been defined explicitly. This PR intends to:

• avoid resourceEdition to be inferred as a date
• avoid malformed resourceEditionDate to prevent the indexation of the entire md
• avoid standardVersion to be inferred as a decimal

To test this PR:

• insert md1 with a resourceEdition as a date followed by md2 with a resourceEdition as text
• insert md1 with a resourceEditionDate as a date followed by md2 with a resourceEditionDate as text
• insert md1 with a standardVersion as a decimal followed by md2 with a standardVersion as text
• Check md2 is indexed, index might need to be cleared bedore md1 insertion.

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