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Most people who encounters the Pywb search page for the first time get thoroughly confused. And even after using the search page for a while it's inner workings remain a mystery to many users. This change tries to remedy that.
Description
The search instruction examples have two buttons each - one that fills in the appropriate fields and another that fills in the fields and performs the search. By filling in before searching, the fields are filled in if the user clicks the back button in the browser. The choice of the example URL is somewhat arbitrary - we happened to have the https://http.cat/206 image in both test and prod environments as well as in my local dev environment. (I suppose one could add the example URL:s as translatable strings for localization but that would be pointless for sites that haven't already implemented i18n ...)
We choose not to remove the placeholder texts "Enter a URL to search for" and "Enter an expression to filter by", although they're largely redundant and may even be considered harmful.
Also in this PR are a few strings that previously couldn't be translated.
Motivation and Context
The search page is rather hard to understand without a deep dive in various documentation.
Screenshots (if appropriate):
Search page with Search Options expanded:
Search page with Help button clicked:
Types of changes
Checklist: