[#155] Fix test_is_server_ready and add missing global in status checks#156
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Summary
This MR fixes the two issues raised in #155
is_server_readyPHPUnit data provider now uses a non‑empty hostname for the “503” case so thatget_url()returns a valid URL and triggers the status code branch.Site administration > Reports > System status.Testing
vendor/bin/phpunit --testsuite=search_elastic_testsuite
→ All cases, including the 503 branch, should pass.
Site administration > Reports > System status.→ The “Elasticsearch server connection” check appears under status checks.
Closes #155