Add sorting by highest price and number of offers#299
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July 23, 2019 14:44
By default, Postgres displays null values first, which is not something a user wants to see in the user interface
Additionally, removes a nasty N+1 query from that page
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In administrator UI, you can now sort auctions by highest offer and number of offers.A participant can also order auctions by a new parameter - his/her own biggest offer. Both also work in search.
Fxes #128, should improve overall performance.
Things to check while testing: