Improvements to query parsing #3321
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This messes with the estimates for expected results.
This already worked for left-to-right readings and now is also implemented for right-to-left reading. A qualifier must always be before or after the name.
If there already was a search by full names, the search is likely a repeatition that yields the same results, only running slower.
A normal address search with housenumber will use name rankings for the street name. This is slightly different than weighing for address parts. Use the same ranking for the first part of the address for housenumber-only searches to make sure that penalties remain comparable.
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This fixes a few smaller issues in the code that parses and interprets the queries found when looking into long-running requests on our production servers. It mainly makes searches a tiny bit faster.