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changes made according to the 8.0 terminologies

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This pull request focuses on updating the bedrock-serverless-pdf-chat tutorial to incorporate the latest terminology from Couchbase 8.0. The changes ensure that the documentation accurately reflects current product naming, specifically by replacing references to 'FTS' with 'Vector Search' or 'Search Vector Index' for improved clarity and consistency.

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  • Terminology Update: Updated the technology metadata in the tutorial's front matter from fts to vector search to align with Couchbase 8.0 terminology.
  • Environment Variable Renaming: Modified the example INDEX_NAME environment variable description to use name_of_search_vector_index_with_vector_support instead of name_of_fts_index_with_vector_support, reflecting the updated naming conventions.

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  • tutorial/markdown/python/bedrock-serverless-pdf-chat/bedrock-serverless-pdf-chat.md
    • Changed the technology field in the YAML front matter from fts to vector search.
    • Updated the placeholder value for INDEX_NAME in the environment variable section from name_of_fts_index_with_vector_support to name_of_search_vector_index_with_vector_support.
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This pull request updates the terminology in the Bedrock serverless PDF chat tutorial to align with Couchbase 8.0 standards, which is a great improvement. The changes from 'fts' to 'vector search' and updating the index name placeholder are correct. To further improve consistency, you might consider replacing the remaining instances of 'Full Text Service' with 'Search Service' in this document (e.g., on lines 86 and 88), as this is also part of the new terminology.

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Some minor changes are needed, and we're good to merge the PR.

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The tutorial section titled “Create the Search Index on Full Text Service” and its surrounding prose still uses “Full Text Service”. Per the guide’s terminology consistency section (and Gemini’s comment), this should be updated to Search Service.

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Search Vector Index (the FTS/Search-service-based vector index type) is preferred over generic “vector index”/FTS terminology. This tutorial currently mixes “Search Index”, “vector index”, and “Vector Search”.

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