tests: Clarify approx match filter#8714
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This pull request adds explanatory comments to the LDAP access control system tests, detailing how different providers (AD, Samba, and 389ds) handle approximate match filters. A review comment identifies a potential logical inconsistency in the test logic: if Samba rejects the approximate match filter with an error as described in the new comments, the assertion that 'user1' can successfully log in may be incorrect, as the entire access check search would likely fail.
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Debugging this test for an unrelated issue (new failover) lead to several questions about 'approximate match' filter, adding some comments to make it more clear after some investigation.