Parse search query param in Scaladoc #19669
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Backports #19669 to the LTS branch. PR submitted by the release tooling.
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Scaladoc in Scala 2 supported a
searchquery parameter that would immediately send an user to the search result page.This was used by search engines to integrate with Scaladoc (e.g. searching
Future !scalain Duck Duck Go would send a user straight to the results of searchingFuture).This PR adds the same functionality to the new Scaladoc.
I also needed to update
scala-js-dom, as otherwiseURLSearchParamswas not available.