Split up Rails Search category #901
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The gems in this category generally did one of two things: - supported text searches, either via a search engine or a database feature - enhanced Rails to make querying and/or filtering easier
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The gems in this category generally did one of two things:
I combined the search engine and (mostly PostgreSQL) full text search gems since they seem to address the same need. One way of looking at the split is gems that interact with external features and gems that enhance Rails.
Both category names start with "Rails Search". This will keep them together, hopefully helping anyone that is looking for one or the other. That said, names and descriptions might warrant some discussion.