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[8.x] [Security Solution] [Attack discovery] Updates default Attack discovery max alerts for users still using legacy models (#196939) #197554

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This will backport the following commits from main to 8.x:

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### [Security Solution] [Attack discovery] Updates default Attack discovery max alerts for users still using legacy models

In consideration of users still using legacy models, (e.g. GPT-4 instead of GPT-4o), this PR updates `DEFAULT_ATTACK_DISCOVERY_MAX_ALERTS` from its previous value `200` in <elastic#195669> to `100`.

This PR also includes additional tests.

## Desk testing

1) Navigate to Security > Attack discovery

2) Click the settings gear

3) Select any value above or below `100` in the Alerts range slider

4) Click `Reset`

**Expected result**

- The range slider resets to `100`

(cherry picked from commit 96585a5)
@andrew-goldstein andrew-goldstein merged commit 3fe8a5d into elastic:8.x Oct 24, 2024
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@andrew-goldstein andrew-goldstein deleted the backport/8.x/pr-196939 branch October 24, 2024 04:53
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