refactor: move filter definition endpoint under observability#16392
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This pull request refactors the log filter definition system into a unified observability filters framework, replacing the /logs/definition/filters endpoint with /observability/filters/definition. The changes involve migrating use cases to the analytics engine and removing obsolete log-specific definitions and services. Feedback indicates a potential regression where the IN operator for the HTTP_STATUS filter was removed, which may impact users who filter by multiple status codes.
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see https://gravitee.atlassian.net/browse/APIM-12117