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[eventLog] prevent log writing when initialization fails (#71339)
resolves #68309 Previously, if the initialization of the elasticsearch resources failed during initialization, the event logger would still try to write events. Which is somewhat of a catastrophic failure, as typically the logger would try writing to the alias name, but no alias exists, so a new index would be created with the name of the alias. Making it impossible to initialize successfully later until that index was deleted. The core initialization calls already returned success indicators, so this PR just responds to those and prevents the logger from writing to the index if initialization failed.
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