Start moving itemtype-specific SQL criteria out of Search engine#14002
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Restarting work on this to simplify/de-duplicate permission checks done by the web Search engine and the one in the HLAPI. |
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Relies on all previous pending SQL/Search PRs. Starts at 639691e.
Removes Search Engine hacks/quirks for specific itemtypes from
SQLProviderand puts them into the related itemtype classes.This should also allow for the searching of some virtual search options.