Add searchtools override as part of the extension #16
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This moves a forked version of searchtools.js into our extension. This is the same file, minus the automatic initialization that the javascript normally performs. Eventually, maybe this could be part of an update to the Sphinx javascript? Because the file is set inside `search.html` template, we can't point at our own media server.
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This moves a forked version of searchtools.js into our extension. This is the
same file, minus the automatic initialization that the javascript normally
performs. Eventually, maybe this could be part of an update to the Sphinx
javascript?
Because the file is set inside
search.htmltemplate, we can't point at our ownmedia server.