cpradio 4b71fd253b Advanced Search UI
Properly support Categories so it updates the search box correctly

Use category id, as it is more consistent with search results than using the slugs, especially for parent/subcategory

Added Status

Improve AutoComplete so it can receive updates
Added the ability for AutoComplete to receive updates to badge-selector and group-selector

Respect null, which is set via web-hooks

Support both # and category: for category detection.

Only update the searchedTerms if they differ from its current value (this helps the Category Selector receive updates)

Opt in receive updates (#3)

* Make the selectors opt-in for receiving updates

* Opt-in to receive updates

* Fix category detection for search-advanced-options

Fix eslint error

Update user-selector so it can receive updates live too
Make the canReceiveUpdates check validate against 'true'

Converted to use template literals

Refactor the regex involved with this feature
Split apart the init to make it a bit more manageable/testable

Switch the category selector to category-chooser, so it is a dropdown of categories instead of auto-complete

Reduce RegEx to make this happier with unicode languages and reduce some of the complexity
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