[2.x] Use predictable serialization logic for transport headers #4288
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Description
This change will prevent new clusters from using the 'custom serialization' format that was causing performance impact with customers in OpenSearch 2.11.
Background: the serialization changes from #2802 introduced issues where for certain serialization headers that were previously very small for over the wire transmission become much larger. The root cause of this was that the JDK serialization process was able to detect duplicate entries and then use an encoding format to make it compressible. Adding this logic into the serialization system from OpenSearch is non-trivial and is not being invested in.
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