chore: normalize search

[Destaq]

We now ignore whitespace (in addition to case) when searching for a new course in the course selector. You can confirm this by, on this branch, typing in e.g. cs1110 and noticing that CS 1110: ... gets matched.

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[plumshum]

Thank you fixing this too, so now if you write "introtocomputing" (or anything other typing result), results for "intro to computing" will show up

[nidhi-mylavarapu]

Thank you for the fix! tested with different course codes with and w/o spaces - works on my end as well.

[plumshum]

I tested out the search text with different number of whitespaces, and it works for both the course code and the course title.

[plumshum]

Can we also change the code atp so that if the user types both the course code and title, courseplan also shows the valid courses? right now if you write cs 1110: intro..., it will show nothing, but separately writing "cs 1110" and "introduction to computing" will show cs1110

[nidhi-mylavarapu]

Can we also change the code atp so that if the user types both the course code and title, courseplan also shows the valid courses? right now if you write cs 1110: intro..., it will show nothing, but separately writing "cs 1110" and "introduction to computing" will show cs1110

Def something we can look at in the future - i think for now doing it with course number as one possible search and course title as one possible search will work... especially because if they start typing cs 1110, they'll see the course they need before they finish typing anyway. but definetely something we can look at in the future

[nidhi-mylavarapu]

thank you for this fix simon!! approved :)

[Destaq]

Can we also change the code atp so that if the user types both the course code and title, courseplan also shows the valid courses? right now if you write cs 1110: intro..., it will show nothing, but separately writing "cs 1110" and "introduction to computing" will show cs1110

Implemented!