[5.x] Don't show products without categories#1230
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ref: BORDEX-1361
I've made sure to double check. The
_exists_check didn't do anything except directly cause products without categories to be shown in every single category. We only add this filter when categoryId is set, so you don't end up with a(category_ids:)error.This also doesn't go wrong on search queries on a gibberish search within a category page (even if it did query an invalid field, which it won't because the query gets overwritten) nor does it go wrong on either ElasticSearch or OpenSearch.
From all the context I could find and test, there is no reason why this
_exists_should be here.