Searching for documents when adding hyperlinks only looks at the LINK TITLE not the TITLE when the LINK TITLE is set for a page

[TheSevenPens]

This is a follow up to the feature that was implemented here: https://github.com/orgs/GitbookIO/discussions/428

First, notice that this page has a TILR and a shorter LINK TITLE entry

Then in another page I type the Word "link" and try to add a hyperlink

When I type in the exact TITLE of the original page (which is "Matching aspect ratios with Force Proportions") I see ZERO results

If I type in the name of the LINK TITLE "Force proportions", the page is found but notice that only the short version of the title is used in the search results

What SHOULD happen instead

• When showing the results, the TITLE should be shown as its primary identity (not just the LINK TITLE)
• When searching for a page it SHOULD ALWAYS be the case that typing in the exact TITLE of the page should work
• Searching should look at BOTH the TITLE and the LINK TITLE when doing the search.
• There can be pages that have the same LINK TITLE but different actual TITLE. The results should show all pages that qualify and disambiguate them in the results. (Suggestion: Show the TITLE AND the LINK TITLE next to the document path)

So for example if I search for the word "Force" (present in both the TITLE and LINK title) I should see this item in the results

Matching aspect ratios with Force Proportions
guides/customizing/matching-aspect-ratios (Force Proportions)