Allow plugin name to be searchable by Plugin Indicator

[jjw24]

Often times when I download a new plugin, I don't know the action keyword to trigger it until I check in settings. This change allows searching for the name of the plugin via Plugin Indicator to find the action keyword.

Before:

After:

Tested:

• Plugin name is searchable
• Action keyword is searchable
• Selecting the result will change to the actual action keyword
• Autocomplete will change to the actual action keyword

[VictoriousRaptor]

Should we give this kind of result a low score? Or it may annoy users that knows the action keyword.

[jjw24]

Hmm good point. What would be an appropriate score or should I rewrite it to use the score from FuzzySearch?

[VictoriousRaptor]

Hmm good point. What would be an appropriate score or should I rewrite it to use the score from FuzzySearch?

Not familiar with this part. I guess a score from FuzzySearch should be fine. Or is it possible to provide an option to turn name search off?

[jjw24]

I changed it to use score from fuzzy search so the results are aligned to the rest of plugins in flow:

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