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Add hashtag score for better sorting of autosuggestions - #11427
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* Add hashtag score for better sorting of autosuggestions * Do not use `~<~` operator with no text_pattern_ops index
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Every time a hashtag enters the trending set (this happens at most once per day), its score is incremented by one. Hashtag search results are sorted by shortness first (closer to what the user typed), then by score (things that trended before are more interesting/relevant), then alphabetically.