Add timeseries collection tests#236
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This change adds general tests for timeseries collections.
The aim here is to test the runtime semantics unique to timeseries collections. This includes granularity upgrade/downgrade via
collMod, field immutability (timeField/metaField cannot be changed), default index creation, etc.A separate file was added under the
createIndexescommand path because timeseries collections have a distinct set of index type restrictions. These arecreateIndexes-specific behaviors that belong alongside the othercreateIndexestests rather than in the collections directory, consistent with how capped/clustered collection tests don't duplicate command-level validation that already has a better home.The
TimeseriesCollectionhelper intarget_collection.pywas refactored to accept a rawtimeseries_optionsdict and optionalcreate_optionsdict, replacing the previous individual fields. This makes it easier to test arbitrary timeseries configurations without needing to add a new field for each option. The existingcollStatstest that used the old interface was updated accordingly.