Granting kibana_system reserved role access to "all" privileges to .internal.preview.alerts* index (#80889) #81392
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Backport: #80889
Original PR description:
Required for: elastic/kibana#116374
Summary
An extension of #76624 and #80746. Adding for the new rule preview feature that utilizes alerts as data and a reserved index for kibana_system user to read/write alerts. We are writing to a separate internal index than normal alerts so they won't show up with standard .internal.alerts* queries, but still need the same permissions as "normal" alert indices