Allow ~ in keys for escaped json pointer characters #5110
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… name() function of enum (opensearch-project#5103)" This reverts commit 9065acb.
…ove byte count error mesages (opensearch-project#5076)" This reverts commit e9bffee.
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Description
Json pointer uses
~character as the escape sequence in some places. For example, a literal/in the key name will be escaped with~1, but Data Prepper JacksonEventKey is blocking this by not allowing~characterIssues Resolved
Resolves #5101
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