Rework the search box for the sample problems page.

This is a rework of openwebwork#2733.

This does not add any scripts that need to be run when webwork is
installed or upgraded.  Instead the search data is dynamically
generated.  The first time that the sample problems home page is loaded
all PG macros and sample problems are parsed and the search data
extracted.  Then the data is saved to the
`DATA/sample-problem-search-data.json` file. This takes less than half a
second on my computer, but that will probably vary some depending on the
server's processing capabilities. The last modified time of each file is
also saved in that search data.  On subsequent requests the last
modified time is checked, and a file is only parsed again if it has been
modified since the last time the page was loaded.  If a file is deleted
from PG, the data is removed from the file.  So even in development the
data will always reflect the current state of the PG repository on the
server.  Subsequent requests when no changes to PG occur usually
complete in around 1/25th of a second. A change of a single file
increases that time only slightly.

Note that the search data is accessed by JavaScript via the new
`/sampleproblems/search_data` route.

The layout of the sample problems home page is changed considerably
from openwebwork#2733.  The layout now works on narrow screens and some
accessibility and html validation issues were addressed.

There is also quite a bit of improvement in the search data that is
saved.  There is no attempt to single out methods or functions for
macros from the POD headers.  Unfortunately, that was never really going
to work.  Instead the words from all headers (that are not stop words)
are used.  So the methods or functions that are in a POD header will be
in the search data, but other things will also be there.  There are some
custom stop words added that are not desirable in the search data, like
"description", "synopsis", "podlink", and "problink".

Also, macros that don't have POD in them are not indexed at all since
there isn't anything to show for these files.

Author: drgrice1

bin/dev_scripts/stop-words-en.txt renamed to assets/stop-words-en.txt

@@ -1,13 +1,9 @@
-# This file contains stop words from https://github.com/Alir3z4/stop-words
-# These words will be ignored in the processing of macros and sample problems used by the script
-# bin/dev_scripts/build-search-db.pl
+# Stop words from https://github.com/Alir3z4/stop-words.
 
 'll
 'tis
 'twas
 've
-10
-39
 a
 a's
 able
@@ -1300,3 +1296,25 @@ za
 zero
 zm
 zr
+
+# Additional specific stop words specific to POD and sample problem documentation.
+constructor
+description
+error
+errors
+macro
+macros
+pod
+podlink
+problink
+synopsis
+usage
+funciton
+functions
+method
+methods
+option
+options
+todo
+fixme
+_

bin/build-search-json.pl

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 
 # This script downloads the latest OPL metadata release, and restores the database dump file in that release.
 
-use feature say;
 use strict;
 use warnings;
+use feature 'say';
 
 use File::Fetch;
 use File::Copy;
@@ -80,12 +80,8 @@ BEGIN
 die "The directory $libraryDirectory does not exist or is not writable."
 	if (!-d $libraryDirectory || !-w $libraryDirectory);
 
-warn $ENV{OPL_GIT_REPOSITORY};
-
-my $git_repo = $ENV{OPL_GIT_REPOSITORY} // 'origin';
-
 # Checkout the release tag in the library clone if it hasn't already been done.
-`$ce->{externalPrograms}{git} -C $libraryDirectory fetch --tags $git_repo`;
+`$ce->{externalPrograms}{git} -C $libraryDirectory fetch --tags origin`;
 `$ce->{externalPrograms}{git} -C $libraryDirectory show-ref refs/heads/$releaseTag -q`;
 if ($?) {
 	say "Switching OPL clone in $libraryDirectory to new branch of release tag $releaseTag.";