chore: remove redundant indexes

[sampaiodiego]

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the indexes removed are actually redundant and are prefixes of other compound indexes.

Unused indexes consume storage space and increase write latency.

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[debdutdeb]

Don't we need migrations to actually remove those indexes from mongo?

[sampaiodiego]

Don't we need migrations to actually remove those indexes from mongo?

yes, we'd need a migration to remove them.. we're avoiding migrations during minor releases though, so we'd need to "schedule" a migration for the next major..

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[sampaiodiego]

already created this as a follow up #30918