Return to fuzzy score sorting when searching through value relation items#7271
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Fixes #7174
I've also taken the time to improve matching text highlight. When a match against a given multi-word term cannot be done in one replacement (i.e. when the source doesn't contain exactly the multi-word term), we highlight individual parts. It makes a big difference. E.g.: