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[ci] updated Elasticsearch versions in CI and docs #209

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it's been two months since we updated versions we test against (#204 ). This PR does that again. Just two changes in this one:

  • 6.8.6 --> 6.8.8
  • + 7.6.2 (previous latest was 7.5.2)

This is the page I use to find what versions have been released: https://www.elastic.co/downloads/past-releases#elasticsearch

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Merging #209 into master will not change coverage.
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Good times.

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