[DOCS] Disambiguate logs and data in path settings docs #70629
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Suggested a minor change, but LGTM otherwise. Thanks @jrodewig!
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The current Path settings section of Important Elasticsearch configuration doesn't distinguish between logs you ingest and ES's own application logs. This could be confusing for users using ES to ingest logs.
This adds a couple of sentences to clarify.
Closes #70615