Create search items list for Fuse.js #3196
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Adding an `id` attribute creates anchor tags to which we can link from search results.
I intend to use [Fuse.js](https://fusejs.io) to implement searching of the documentation website on the browser-side. It is lightweigh, well-maintained and does the job, This commit creates the list of items through which Fuse.js searches, and includes this in the set of static files.
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I intend to use Fuse.js to implement searching of the documentation website on the browser-side. It is lightweigh, well-maintained and does the job,
This commit creates the list of items through which Fuse.js searches, and includes this in the set of static files.