fix author indexing #1168
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Some fields are added from the front end rather than an author.json file. Since we aren't updating those, we shouldn't count them as different.
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Fixes some issues introduced by my recent author indexing changes.
We need to limit out scroll search to only the author type or it gives us every document and takes forever (even if skipping the other documents).
Also we need to allow extra fields at the top level of the structure when comparing, because some fields can be added by the front end. And since we won't overwrite them, they should be ignored when comparing.
Adds some logging about author differences, since we shouldn't ever have to update all that many authors. Log the difference we found for every 10th change found.