[DURACOM-506] added spellcheck support

[steph-ieffam]

References

• Fixes "Did you mean" Spellcheck feature doesn't exist on search page #1480

Relates to

DSpace/RestContract#359
DSpace/DSpace#12792

Description

Added support for Spellcheck "did you mean?" feature whose porting from version 6 was not completed

Instructions for reviewers

• Create items with dc.title set to test
• Type in the search box testi
• You'll get displayed the correct suggested query in the search page
  Alternatively this test could be run using any other item in the repository trying to use a misspelled query.
  The result strictly depends on the on the content indexed on Solr as already defined in the Solr configuration

Checklist

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