[Backport 8.x] Backport #3495: Ensure that facet suggestions are relevant to the user's query #3501
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Before this commit, the facet suggest javascript sent HTTP requests that included only the name of the facet and the fragment that the user entered to filter down the facets. This commit also sends any URL params that were in the user's original search, so that the facet suggestions are relevant to the search, rather than being just the most popular facet values from the entire corpus. Closes #3494
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This is a backport of #3495
Before this commit, the facet suggest javascript sent HTTP requests that included only the name of the facet and the fragment that the user entered to filter down the facets.
This commit also sends any URL params that were in the user's original search, so that the facet suggestions are relevant to the search, rather than being just the most popular facet values from the entire corpus.
See issue #3494