Update java springai terminology

[SanjanaBoggaramJ]

Updated terminology from 'FTS vector index' to 'Search Vector Index' for clarity.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request improves the clarity and accuracy of the documentation for the Spring AI Java tutorial. It updates specific terminology related to vector indexing, ensuring that users encounter consistent and precise language when learning about vector search capabilities.

Highlights

• Terminology Update: Replaced 'FTS vector index' with 'Search Vector Index' in the Spring AI Java tutorial documentation to enhance clarity and align with current terminology.

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Changelog

• tutorial/markdown/java/spring-ai.md
  • Updated instances of 'FTS vector index' to 'Search Vector Index' for improved clarity.
  • Corrected a minor formatting issue related to the end-of-file newline.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the terminology from 'FTS vector index' to 'Search Vector Index' in the spring-ai.md documentation, which is a good step for clarity. I've added one comment to fix a minor grammatical issue introduced with the change. I also noticed that tutorial/markdown/java/langchain4j.md still contains the old 'FTS vector index' terminology. It would be beneficial to update that file as well to maintain consistency across the documentation.

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There is a grammatical error in this line. The article 'an' should be 'a' before 'Search Vector Index', as 'Search' starts with a consonant sound.

Suggested change

	The embedding store uses an Search Vector Index in order to perform vector similarity lookups. If provided with a name for
	The embedding store uses a Search Vector Index in order to perform vector similarity lookups. If provided with a name for