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Support JSON queries in FeatureReader when reading from ElasticSearch

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The standard ElasticSearch reader in FME supports providing a JSON Query to filter the results for each feature type (ElasticSearch index). The FeatureReader transformer does not provide this capability and it would be great if it could be added.

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